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Herman Schendel Mrs. Hugh Swanson William Oleksinski Charles Pillard Roy Johnson Margaret Shainin Raymond Lanzano Joel Janenda {i Sober Crowd Hears Pleas for Budget Restraint -.'fi directed, but urged cuts in the school By SOL R. COHEN there were people speaking for whom it for retaining the $3,000 recommended for ty Sadloski anchoring it as the wrapup paying about $127,000 annually in taxes. budget. One couldn’t help but notice how orderly was a first. painting the Community Y, and only 1 was speaker. “We have to stop allowing for inflation the crowd of about 273 was at Waddell What they were there for was a hearing for approving Weiss’ recommended Representing Raymond F. Damato, in our budget-making,” said Janenda. He said to Weiss, “It seems to me, as School Monday night — as it listened in on proposals by Town Manager Robert budgets and tax rates. ' local builder and developer, was “You can’t be conned into the belief the in the manager and business head of this tently to 30 speakers expressing pro and Weiss to raise the General Fund tax rate A letter from the Greater Manchester Manchester attorney Joel Janenda. crease would be only a few dollars for town, you should have got your pencil j you’d s;; con opinions about Manchester taxes. by 5.5 mills, the Town Fire District tax Chamber of Commerce was read into the Janenda said, “Mr. Damato has had each taxpayer. That’s how it always sharpened. Increased spending can’t be 9Uitt-Up And, one couldn’t help but notice also rate by 0.80 mills, and sewage charges by record. It requests the present tax be great concern for the budget in the past begins.” done in business and it can’t be done in I JMen's the finistration being felt by most of the 25 per cent. retained and, in light of the present state but never as much concern as now. He’s He said he spoke also for the 600-plus town government.” Of the 30 speakers, several of whom of the economy, a tax increase shouldn’t convinced we’re in worse shape tenants Damato has in his various apart crowd — frustration over jobs, prices, the Balilla Pagani, a West Side spoke twice, 21 were for holding the be considered. economically now than a t any time since ment complexes — pwple who would feel future and the threat of increased taxes. businessman, got on his favorite subject— taxline or, as several propose^, even cut The hearing started promptly at 8, the Great Depression and the Board of a tax increase in their rents. A public hearing on the manager’s the rec department — and insisted a cut recessed for 10 minutes midway in the ses Directors must find a way out.” Burton Pearl, a Main St. businessman, proposed budgets and tax rates is an an ting it. could be made in its budget. He urged also Of the 9 who spoke against a cut and for sion, and ended at 10:45. He added, “It’s not so much whether the recommended a 5-mill cut in the present nual event in Manchester and usually a cut in the school budget, claiming in adopting the budget proposals, 5 were for The Manchester Property Owners board can hold the line as it is how much tax rate instead of Weiss’ recommended A draws the same people and the same can it cut.” 5.5-mill increase. creases ,go for administrators’ salaries speakers. replacing the $118,400 Weiss cut from the Association (MPOA) fielded a team of and not for the good of the school children. Monday night’s hearing was different. school budget, 2 were for restoring the $8,- eight speakers to oppose a tax increase, Janenda pointed out Damato and his He backed'the police and fire depart There were many people attending their 000 Weiss cut from the Manchester Public with MPOA president Charles Pillard several enterprises constitute ment budgets as recommended, noting first pwlic hearing. Even more noticeable, Health Nurse Association request, 1 was leading off and MPOA vice president Bet- Manchester’s fifth highest taxpayer — that’s where the town’s efforts should be (See Page Eighteen) p Lawyer Says Judiciary Inside Today Pilot, Irked at Retreat, Jm Dear Abby ...... Page 11 Betty’s Notebook...... Page 11 Makes Rules in Secret Business news...... ___Page 9 Yost pennant Picks...... Page 12 ... Page 12 Bombs Thieu’s Palace HARTFORD (UPI) - The judicial Mrotek said the operation of the MCC nine w ins...... branch of state government has conducted judiciary department clearly violated Girls track...... Page 14 SAIGON (UPI) - A young South Viet on the capital and airborne troops were munist territory and defected although his its administrative business and written its Connecticut’s right-to-know law which Trackmen ready...... Page 14 » a w fR * ^ namese air force pilot returning from a placed on a special alert. whereabouts remained a mystery tonight. rules in secret, it was charged today. requires public access to meetings and Area Profile ...... Pages 5, 8, 9 r c o u H t $ combat mission bombed President The sources said Trung’s family was According to a document c e r tif y by documents, with certain limitations. The curfew was lifted after six tense Nguyen Van Thieu’s presidential palace from the Da Nang area captured by the a n ^ ^ i Harry Hammer, deputy secretary of the In his certification. Hammer said: hours during which Saigon resembled a today in an apparent rage against ’Thieu’s Communists 10 days ago and that he was Non«8iip' state, the judiciary has conducted its “A careful examination of the files of The Herald “Ad C r a f t” ghost town. decision to give up much of South Vietnam furious over Thieu’s tactics of abandoning to«). S lu r^ , ■' business outside of public scrutiny since this office fails to reveal that any board, advertising contest section Rumors immediately linked Gen. ^ e s 11-2.. without a fight. the northern and central quarters of the the state’s right-to-know law went into commission, agency, bureau, committee scheduled to appear today Nguyen Cao Ky, former premier and air country to the Communists without a Thieu and his family escaped unhurt but effect. or any other body of the judiciary branch will appear Thursday. force commander with the plot, but Ky fight. Attorney Ryszard Mrotek of Hartford, of government of the State of Connecticut at least three other persons were killed was quick to deny responsibility. He did The bombing attack was reminiscent of who sought the information, told UPI the has filed a schedule of regular meetings, and four wounded. say in a statement issued through his of a similar bombing attack by two South judiciary was conducting its business and notice of special meetings, records of Thieu called the bombing an isolated at fice that Thieu should step down for the Vietnamese air force pilots in February, writing rules and regulations governing votes of the members upon issues before tack aimed at killing him and said it was good of the country. 1962. Their Skyraiders inflicted heavy the practice of law and justice without the comlnittee, records of votes to go into Town Directors not an attempted military coup. He vowed Military sources said the pilot. North damage on Independence Palace, but they public knowledge. executive session, or records of minutes of To Reconvene to stay in office. Vietnamese-born Lt. Nguyen TThanh failed in their efforts to kill President Ngo Mrotek planned to detail the allegations the sessions, whether executive or open.” Authorities fearful that it was an Trung, 26, may have landed his F5 Dinh Diem, later overthrown and at a pubUc hearing today on proposed Connecticut’s right-to-know statute was The Manchester Board of Directors will attempted coup imposed a 24 hour curfew Freedom Fighter somewhere in Com assassinated. revisions to Connecticut’s right to know put on the books in 1957 and revised 10 pick up, tonight where it left off last law. years later. Tuesday — when it recessed without “The entire administration of the state Under the statute, agencies submit taking action on any of its agenda items. judiciary is performed in secret,’’ Mrotek notices of their meeting schedule to the Tonight, it is expected to take action on said in an interview. “An entire one-third secretary of state. most of the old business and new business of the government is not complying with Among the agencies of the judiciary Ford Shifting Viet Fund Quest items and table others. the law,’’ he said. failing to comply with the state’s right to “Rules are written in secret, all of the ,know law, he said, were the Conunission Its regular meeting is at 8 in the rules and regulations are drafted in on Official Legal Publications, the Municipal Building Hearing Room. At 7, it secret, all proceedings of the entire Judicial Review Council, the Bar will meet with the Eighth District board of To Bid for Humanitarian Aid judiciary department are conducted Examining Committee, the Standing Com directors — in an attempt to resolve behind closed doors,” he said. mittees on Recommendations for Ad differences over the formula used by the WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford Edward M. Kennedy’s subcommittee on humanitarian groups. His purpose was to “Worse yet, the existence of most of the missions, Grievance Committees and the town in billing the district for sewage is playing down his proposal for more aid refugees for $100 million for the homeless rally support for going far beyond Presi committees of the judiciary is not even Rules Committee, he said. going to the Secondary ’Treatment Plant. to Vietnam, White House officials said in Vietnam and Cambodia. Sen. Hubert H. dent Ford’s proposed airlift of 2,000 published,” he said. “Nobody knows what today. Humphrey said he would request $200 orphans. they are.” Among old items on the board’s agenda They said this is why he has not men million to be provided through the United Tsongas says the administration should is one it is expected to reject — a request tioned his earlier “urgent” request of $300 Nations and other organizations. try to evacuate all 18,000 orphans iden from Manchester Community for space million in extra arms aid to Saigon during The sources said the shift in emphasis tified by the Agency for International for a Day Care Center at the old Nike site, speeches in San Diego ’Thursdy night, San from arms to humanitarianism will be Development as ready for American adop now a recreational center. The federal Francisco Friday and Las Vegas Monday. reflected in a "state of the world” foreign tion. Crasso Says Utilities Authority Department of the Interior, which sold the Not since a ’Thursday noon news con policy review that Ford is scheduled to Tsongas brought to the meeting the Nike Site to the town for $50,000, has ruled deliver o a joint session of Congress adoptive parents of three Vietnamese 8 ference has Ford publicly called for the day care centers are not a permitted use Won’t Decrease Electric Rates arms aid. ’Thursday. children brought to the United States more under the purchase agreement. Instead, the official said. Ford has Ford has been working on the speech for than 18 months ago. Two adoptive mothers more than a week. He spent most of his wept openly as they appealed for a greater Also under old business is a tabled mo decided to make his public fight not for HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. adoption process in Connecticut fo. flight home Monday night from a nine-day U.S. effort to “prevent the wholesale tion by Director Vivian Ferguson. It is for arms but for humanitarian aid to refugees Grasso said Monday she and legislative orphans of the Vietnamese War and called California vacation working on the speech death of the Vietnam War’s most innocent leaders have reached a compromise on a on residents to aid refugees through relief rejecting a proposal to form a and orphans plus thse South Vietnamese who identified themselves with the United with Kissinger and White House Chief of prisoners — the children.” new Public Utilities Control Authority, agencies. Manchester-South Windsor Health Staff Donald Rumsfeld. District. Action on her motion tonight is States during America’s involvement with which she says will keep the lid on electric ‘"The tragedies of Vietnam weigh heavi ’The speech work on Air Force One not certain. If the information requested is Indochina. More Orphans Arrive rates. ly on all our hearts,” she said. “Recent . Monday night barely left time for Ford to sufficient, a vote may be taken. If the in These include natinal and local However, Mrs. Grasso said at an after events have created hundreds of spring a surprise midair birthday pary on An Air Force plane landed in California noon news conference she doubted electric thousands of refugees — many of them formation isn’t sufficient, action may be politlcans, teachers, civil servants, his wife Betty and his political counselor, Monday night with 65 Vietnamese children children without parents.” tellectuals and others who fear puni^- bills would decrease under her proposal. tabled again. Robert Hartmann. Today Mrs. Ford — 59 of them orphans — and another plane Abolition of the existing Public Utilities She said Lt. Col. Normap S. Tasker, now ment by the North Vietnamese for pro- turned 57 and Hartmann 58. Tonight Ford was en route with 287 more young victims Commission, which she blamed for high second in command of Connecticut State An item added to the agenda since last American activities. was taking his wife as a birthday present of the war in Southeast Asia. utility rates, was the cornerstone of her Police, is a strong candidate to succeed Tuesday concerns the I^nchester Rec Administration sources said Ford/and to the Kennedy Center to hear a perfor The newest arrivals on Operation election campaign. Commissioner Cleveland B. Fuessenich Swim Club. The directors will review a Secretary of State Henry Kissinger have mance by singer Pearl Bailey. Babylift joined an estimated 1,200 orphans On another matter, Mrs. Grasso said report of the club’s activities and will dis not'dropped their desire that Congress ap July 1. Mrs. Grasso met with Tasker already headed for new homes in the she will look into ways of expediting the earlier in the day. cuss a proposal to deposit fees from its prove the $300 million. They said the deci members in the General Fund and to sion to play, down the request stems from a Back Airlift United States and Canada. “I’m looking for a tough cop who has the make all disbursements the same way. White House realization that Congress Thousands of other children were respect of local police departments and appears so heavily opposed to voting such WASHINGTON (UPI) - The airlift of expected to be airlifted from beleaguered can work with local authorities,” Mrs. The Weather Under proposed apppropriations for aid. South Vietnamese orphans to the United South Vietnam, although the Saigon air Grasso said. which public hearings were held last Rather than allow the aid fight to slow States prompted, tears, anger and port was sealed off Tuesday morning after Partly sunny and breezy this afternoon, The governor said there are several Tuesday are several which would be other needed action. Ford has decided to questions at a Capitol Hill meeting Mon- the presidential palace was attacked by a highs in the 40s. Mostly cloudy tonight other candidates for the job, which she financed from unappropriated 1973-74 push humanitarian aid, which enjoys far South Vietnamese jet. with chance of a few snow flurries. said will be filled from within the depart General Fund surplus. Going into tonight’s greater chances of congressional ap **^Rep. Paul E. Tsongas, D-Mass., called A brief embargo on the babylift was Temperature in the 20s to 30s. Partly sun ment. She said she has not asked meeting, the unappropriated surplus proval. the meeting of about 200 congressional lifted earlier in the day by Saigon officials ny Wednesday. Fuessenich to stay on after July 1. toUled $103,419. Hearings begin today before Sen. aides and members of adoption and because of pressure from abroad. 'V, % 1 MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues., April 8, 1975 — PA(SE THPCT: PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Cong,, Tues.. April 8 .1OT5 Sued for Divorce NATIONAL Wf ATHEI SEtVICE FOIECAST to 7AM EST 4 - ^ * 75 MANCHESTER Thompson Says Taxes LOS ANGELES (UPI) - 50th birthday, asking for her 30.00 V 30.48 H O S P IT A L N o t e s Movie producer and director share of an estimated $1 million A B O U T TO W N Donald Siegel (“Dirty Harry,” in community pnqierty and | 6,- • C A T T t r Are Strangling Towns POLICE REPORT “The Black Windmill” ) was 500 a month in temporary sup Discharged Friday: Florence 19 Denver Rd.; Ward Pon- sued for divorce Monday by his port for their four children, UcelU, 12 McKee St.; Frances wife of 18 years. Doe. B O S T O N Jrimson, 96 Starkweather St.; The stewardship committee Marine Corps League will ages 7 to 11. Sheridan, Goose Lane, Tolland. “Connecticut’s residents are coordinator in the gover overnight on a surety bond of St. and charged with operating Mrs. Siegel filed suit on her Mary Lathrop, 42 Franklin St.; of Center Congregational meet Wednesday qt 8 p.m. at By SOL R. COHEN MANCHESTER Also, Barbara Martin, 161 slowly being strangled by nor’s office. $1,500. a motor vehicle while license OKfjMIMNfAPOLI Luella Buckmlster, 45 Overland Church will meet tonight at 7:30 the Marine Home. “Unless the state in • Mark G. Turkowski, 16, of School St.; Jacqueline the sales tax, even as the Thompson said, “In the • George A. Smith, 44, of suspended, police said. He was St.; Herbert Peterscm, East in the church office. The stitutes an income tax or 39t^ Garden Dr. was arrested N E W YO R K Lambert, Partridge Lane, cities and towns are ready to Stafford Springs was arrested also given a written warning for c h i c A Hartford; ’Thomas Rhodes, 9C property committee will also another alternate tax struc past 10 years the cost of today at 2:30 a.m. and charged McGuire Lane; Steven SanelU, Tolland; William Bogue, New explode under the present providing local public ser Monday at noon on a court having defective exhaust Bolton Rd., Bolton; Leona meet at 7:30 in the Robbins ture Connecticut’s towns with third-degree burglary and Windham; Joan Cunningham, property tax burden.” vices has more than warrant charging him with system, windshield and tires, Kearns, 53 High St.; Jane Room of the church. and cities will be bankrupt fourth-degree larceny, police 482 W. Middle Tpke.; Gail third-degree larceny, police police said. •AN FKANCISCO Holmes, 246 Green Rd.; Carl in five years,” Manchester Noting the state’s in doubled. Each year, local said. Dougela, East Hartford; Marie said. He is accused of not •Court is April 29. Swanson, 27 Williams Rd., YWCA Drop-In will meet Mayor John Thomspon has creased sales tax and an govermnents have had to in- ’The charges are the result of ^otterushed Gagnon, East Hartford. Manchester paying for $79.50 worth of ser • Daniel F. Houle, 19, of 560 Bolton; E v m tt Collier, East Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:30 tiquated property tax “may ^crease an overburdened an investigation begun by Also, Pauline Dziadus, 109 warned. vices at the Fiano Motor Inn at Governors Highway, South Hartford; Diane DeLisle, 173. a.m. at the Community Y. All pull Connecticut through the property tax.” Patrolman William Johnson. L O B A N O E L E S Maple St.; Elizabeth Anderle, In a letter to Vernon 100 E. Center St. in March, Windsor was arrested Monday the pacesetters Deming St.; Carol Carbino, 180 women are invited for Country Cliili present fiscal crisis but will He noticed movement Inside 60 Paikview Dr., South Wnd- Mayor Frank McCoy, presi He noted Connecticut police said. at 3:10 p.m. in Caldor’s on Mt. Vernon, Vernon; Jean volleyball, fellowship and a the Army and Navy Club at 1090 sor; Judith Panciera, 61 Laurel dent of the Connecticut eventually break the state’s ranks second in the nation in He was released on $100 non Tolland Tpke. and charged with Warrington, 329 Lake St., Ver coffee break. Child care is Main St. this morning while on St.; Jean Lambert, 10 Hunt Rd., Restaurant Cohference of Mayors, cities and residents,” he its dependance on the surety bond for court April 28. fourth-degree larceny and non. available at an hourly rate. routine foot patrol, police said. Hebron; James DelGreco, 82 ON Thompson pointed out, likened the situation to the property tax to support local • Michael Muse, 16, of 691W. possession of marijuana, police lOWEST TEMEEIATURES Also, Margaret Olmsted, 33 He stopp^ the youth at a said. Spencer St.; Charles Taylor, 31 The Women’s Bible Study SOUTH MAIN STREET doctor who said, “The government services while, rear door but noticed another Middle Tpke. was arrested NEW ORLEANS Comstock Rd.; Felix Cote, Van He was released on a $25 cash : M IAM I Locust St., South Windsor; y Group of South United operation was a success but at the same time, the state person coming out of a side Monday after surrendering Buren, Maine; Sandra Ledford, On Friday*' bond for court April 21. Rebecca Rrady, 14 Westview ■ Methodist Church will meet AARP Hears the patient died.” government ranks among himself at Police Headquarters 195 L ake R d ., A ndover; Bring your clients or door, police said While telling •LEGEND' Dr., Bolton; Joyce Toms, 45 A ’ tonight at 7:30 at 1208 Main St. Thompson outlined a five- other patrols by radio of the se and was charged with using a 32 Dorothy Dussault, 359 E. Mid your friends to eii|dy Chef John Dormer the lowest five states in con Reports of thefts included: Eva Circle, Vernon; Kimberly point program he said would tributing -financial aid to cond person, Turkowski broke motor vehicle without the Emerson, 17 George Dr., dle Tpke.; Alison Moynihan, 78 Paul’s Broiled or Fried owner’s permission, police • A sweeper at JVew England RAIN ^ ^ S N O W Birch Hill Dr., Sk>uth Windsor; The “Over 60’s” group of On Wednesday eliminate some of the finan local governments. free, police said. Rockville. Scallops and Stuffed Filet said. Sweeping Inc. at 9 Depot St. Jane Sharpley, 125 South Rd., North United Methodist Church Turkowski was caught again Also, Elmer Lindstrom, of Sole. John Dormer, president of cial problems: “The mayors of Connec Muse took a 1969 Peugeot was found damaged Monday Bolton; Lois Anderson, 28 Otis will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. near St. James Church on Main {SHOWERS ^ f lo w Glastonbury; W. Keith Dalrym- We cater to banquets, Manchester Chapter )|<1275, • Pass a state income tax. ticut’s towns and cities seek from a Main St. parking lot morning. About 20 gallons of St.; Douglas McBrierty, 42 at the church. St. soon after with the aid of ple. East Hartford; Helen weddings and parties. American Association of • Pass through to local a strong partnership Monday at noon, police said. gas were missing from it. A UPt WEATHER FOIOC AST ® Wetherell St. Patrolman Clarence Heritage, Barszczewski, Hartford. Estelle Parsons plays an Retired Persons (AARP), will governments the state’s between state and local The car was unlocked with the boat stored with it was also Also, Victoria Grous, 15 Cornell Circle of South United police said. Discharged Saturday: alcoholic housewife in the Tel. 6464103 s p ^ Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. share of federal revenue government,’’ Thompson keys in the ignition, police said. damaged. For Period Ending 7 A.M. Wednesday. Tuesday night will find rain or showers in the Elizabeth St., Rockville; San Methodist Church will meet No other suspects were found Martha Stevenson, 183 E. Mid Wednesday (April 9)edition Service from at a meeting of the chapter at The car was found unharmed • A trail bike valued at $320 upper Mississippi valley and parts of the Gulf coastal area, while some snow falls across dra Pierog, 37 Brandy St., Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.. in sharing that totals $25 said, "because we serve the at tile scene. ’Three cases of dle Tpke.; Elvera Brazitis, of public television’s lltSO tunu to 3 p.m. Cooper Hall, South United soon after in the driveway of St. and owned by Norman Leigher the northern Rockies. Mostly fair weather is forecast elsewhere. Minimum temperatures Bolton; Elizabeth Tamsin, Susannah Wesley House of the million. same people. Therefore, our liquor were found by the back Swamp Rd., Coventry; Joseph Methodist Church. Mary’s Church off Park St. of 30 Griffin Rd. was stolen include; (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 52 (74), Boston 29 (43), Chicago 30 “Feeling Good.’’ It airs at 8 church. Mrs. Charles Crocker is • Full funding of educa tax burdens should be door of the club, police said. Gauthier, 30 Server St.; Evelyn Glastonbury; Stephani Arendt, Refreshments will be served Muse was released on his over the weekend from a shed (46), Dallas 47 (71), Denver 25 (52), Duluth 20 ( 32), Houston 58 (76), Jacksonville 60 (81)V 52 Oak St.; Robert Howe, p.m. on Channels 24 and 57. in c to g e of a program on a tion categorical programs. shared equally. Our Turkowski was held on $1,000 at his home. Tongren, Belcbertown, Mass.; “New England Church.’’ after the program. cash bond this morning for written promise to appear in Kansas City 41 (60), Los Angeles 52 (62), Miami 66 (86), New Orleans 60 (77), New York 29 Glastonbury. • End state-mandated partnership can • A Congress St. home was Louise Meyerhoff, 88 Florence Dormer will report on his appearance in Common Pleas court April 29. (48), Phoenix 40 (68), San Francisco 45 (63), Seattle 40 (54), St. Louis 40 (62), Washington St.; Walter Kohls, 204 Maple St.; experiences while in programs that require local strengthened by a mutual • • Domenick Guerrera, 67, of broken into Monday. Missing governments to spend. search for a fair state-local Court 12 in East Hartford are stereo records and coins 35 (56). Margery Murray, 88 Porter St.; Washington, D.C., recently, today. 454 Main St. was arrested Mon Rosie Wyles, 425 Hilliard St.; MICHAEL^S where he was a senior intern • Appoint a municipal tax structure.” day at midnight and charged totalling $80 in value. William Raulukaitis, 55 Wind- with Sen. Lowell Wiecker. • Frederick T. Carroll, 21, of with breach of peace and in- 8 sorville Rd., South Windsor. SHRINE CIRCUS Kay Thompson, head of the toxicatin, police said. He was Papa Wonder 25G Forest St. was arrested Also, Mary Mason, 55 RESTAURANT nominating committee, will held overnight and released this NEW YORK (UPI) - Rock 3 Time Magnification (FORMERLY LA 8TRADA, EAST) Youth Needs Ride today at 2:31 a.m. and charged Homestead St.; Barbara 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER present the slate of officers and with breach of peace, police morning on a $50 non-surety star Stevie Wonder and Yolan Light plus magnification for easier TV TONIGHT Gustafson, Broad Brook; Roger directors for the 1975-76 term. said. He allegedly caused a dis bond for court April 21. da Simmonds, 20, became the Johnson, 462 Woodbridge St.; OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. • SUN. 7 A.M.-2 P.M. A questionnaire of members’ To Windham Tech turbance on the front lawn of • Robert J. Klimas, 20, of 470 parents Monday afternoon of an reading, Ideal for stamp, coin and an Clarence Pollard, Glastonbury; volunteer projects has been St. James Church during an Woodbridge St. was arrested eight-pound, three-ounce girl, 6:00 9.00 Susan Grabowski, Woodland ■ MIKE IS BACK! sent out and should be filled in Monday at 5 p.m. on E. Center Aisha Zakia. tique hobbiest. Makes for easier direc The Romagnolis’ Table — 24 Good News 85 average in architectural arrest of a youth there, police News...... 3-8-22-30 and brought to the meeting or A partially deaf teen-age youth Tfl Tell the Truth...... 30 Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 Rd., Coventry; Patricia Featuring G90D F90D at REASONARLE drafting until the end of said. tory, newspaper and contract reading. Bewitched...... 5 sent to the president at 183H E. n e ^ s a ride daily to Windham Woman Is ...... 57 Greatest Sports Legends ...18 Doucette, Troy Rd., Tollaqd; PRICES! February. He gave up. Carroll was released on a $50 The Untouchables ...... 9 . . . Leah Glicken, 10 Boulder Crest, Watch The Herald tor Our Middle Tpke. Technical School from 7:30 He enrolled at Cheney cash bond for court April 21. Handy for mop and chart reading in Secret Agent...... 18 lUNCHEON and DINNER SPECIALS! Each ’Tuesday from 1 to 3 Manchester in order to com “Wo’re worth listening to.” Celebrity Sweepstakes...... 3 ciri 1R VemoH; Doris Sholbs, East Technical School in Manchester • William F. Shaia, 17, of 47 The Honeymooners ...... 20 p.m., Dormer will be at the plete his schooling, said Robert car or boat. On/Off switch uses 4AA Hogan’s Heroes .'...... 5 Digan, director of the Youth but found it did not have his Thomas Dr. was arrested Mon Electric 6 )inpany...... 24-57 SPECIAL EVERY SATURDAY Senior Citizens’ Center to assist THE GDDD MUStC, Bonanza...... 40 Let’s Make a D eal...... 8-22 Services Center, Monday. trade, Mrs. Ball said. day morning on a court warrant batteries. (Batteries not included.) Music Place ...... 18 "I®*®® r. JO 0 Also, Donna Dolan, 83 CORNED BEEF ______members with income tax charging him with second- End of the Road...... 3 oeming St., South Windsor; Robert J. BaU, 17, of 881 The family checked Monday 6:30 ’The Fourth Estate...... 24 and C A B B A G E $ | returns. He will be available degree larceny, police said. The GDDD SPURTS STATtDN News...... 3-8-20-22-30 With pouto, roll and butter Hartford Rd. was studying at Manchester High School and Masquerade Party ...... 30 News...... Viola Bancroft, Warehouse ONLY until April 15, assisted by charge stems from the recent I Love Lucy ...... 5 Marcus Welby M.D...... 840 p^inj. pgjp,, Burleigh, 26 architectural drafting at the were disappointed again. MHS Room 222 ...... 40 William Graif and Frank theft of a car from a N. Main St. Zoom...... 24-57 Rev. Dte Special...... 9 Keeney Dr., Bolton; Janet Hat- state school last fall when hard plans a beginners drafting WEST HARTFORD WETHERSFIELD MANCHESTER Martin Agronsky ...... 57 Morasco. man, police said. Public Poli^ Forum .^...18 3g Enuna Lane, Vernon; times caught up with his course soon but Robert has Bishop's Corner 96S Silts Deane 39/1 Broad SI 7:00 Shaia appeared in court Mon 8:00 The Oscar Awards — 20-ffi-M Q gjj M cK inney, S taffo rd parents, said his mother, Mrs. moved beyond that. 25114M«>e Highna) OPUliViRyNICHI News...... 3-22-40 Good Tim es...... 3 Flotilla Plans day where his case was con Interface ...... 24-57 springs; Colleen Hamblett, 157 HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT NOWON Robert M. BaU. Digan said a cure for oniiHWS tu t 111s oriiTNuis till III t Tiissii rii( Andy Griffith Show...... 5 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 CIRCUS tinued to today. He was held 10:30 Homestead St.; Claire Sullivan, To Check Boats Mr. and Mrs. Ball were both Robert’s problem is a steady CBS/Serving Gre&ter Hartford. Truth or Consequences...... 8 Happy Days...... 8-40 Celebrity Tennis .9 Courtesy examinations of working full time and bought a ride to Windham. A Manchester Ironside...... 9 M ovie...... 9 C O U N T R ' ^ TICKETS SALE boats for the U.S. Coast Guard house in Hebron recently. Mrs. area resident who works in the Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 ' Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER S 3 a ? ' ' « » i y |KSRATmG.Guipt| Auxiliary will be conducted on Ball suffered a back injury in Windham area would be Sounding Board ...... 20 Adam-12 ...... 20-22-30 two Saturdays in April by May, 1974. excellent. earving Connecticut homemakers since 1600 Solar Energy...... 24 11:00 ^ For Parents and f. Flotilla 21-9. They had to give up their Maybe an Eastern Connec MON. - TUES. Habitat Project ...... 57 News ...... 341-1840 ^ T heir Children STATE ARMORY - HARTFORD ticut State CoUege student com 24th. The Best of Groucho...... 5 g • w The inspections will be in the home in November and move to 7 to 10 8:30 an apartment in Manchester, muting daily could help, he A 9 9 * CINES T?>e^yntouchables ...... 9 o«.«L*uo.Mca g Merchants In Early American Furniture Reproductions 10 DAYS, APRIL 18-APIIIL 27 auxiliary parking lot of St. ANNUAL WED. NITE M.A.S.H...... 3 Clocks • Lamps • Fireplace Furnishings Bridget Church on Main St. at she said. said. Merv Griffin Show...... 5 SUNDAYS WEEKDAYS Williams St. Hours are 9 a.m. to The technical school’s bus The Town of Manchester pays CHARLTON HESTON PLUS M ovie...... 8-40 11-3® I ® ® • and Nautical Paraphernalia had picked up Robert at his $3 a day to the party that blau APRIL 20-27 MON.-SAT. . BACK 2 p.m. , on April 12 and 26. AN ALL STAR CA8T-(PG) Movies ...... 3-5 a S furniture stores Cavalcade of Champions i-- > . WED. and THURS. ONLY 2 . 6:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. - 7:45 P.M. Boats will be checked for per Hebron hdme. The bus does not supplies transportation for Wide World M ystery...... 840 | K q | | 5 1 Middletown Manchester "AIRPORT 75" Awards sonal flotation devices, ventila run here. Ball, Digan said. The pay would 3 4 6 -6 6 0 6 6 4 3 -4 1 5 9 Shown 7:15-9:15 ,; ...... 20-22-30 M IDNIGHT taMHMrMHlvNMtt i i tion, backfire flame control, Robert’s father tried driving come slow, every three months. M ovie...... 9 » . § CANDLE GRAND OPENING SHOW APRIL 18 - 7:48 ONLY The Accent of M a n ...... 24 fire extinguishers, and sound his son to Windham but had dif But it would help i>ay Championship Skating...... 57 I Love Lucy ...... 20 g “ S ficulty getting to work at Pratt someone’s gas costs, he said. News...... 22-30 * STANDS Office for reserved seats only will be open 10 a.ni. to 6 p.m. producing device. P & Whitney in East Hartford. To learn more about helping DOOR SALE REa.tie.9s dally. Sunday, April 13 box office hours wlli be 10 a.m. to Courtesy examination T H l He stayed in the school one Robert get to school, call Digan 13:30 MtTMcno I 2:30 p.m. Children and Adults $4.50 each. Reservations stickers will be given to owners ONLY AT OUR MANCHESTER STORE, 1115 MAIN STREET — APRIL 9th. Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 a l ^ l way or another maintaining an at Youth Services, 646-6500. PaMwAMi OmiM> » (ressrved seats only) 278-1110. of boats passing examinations. 1:30 m I IT’S FUN! IT’S DIFFERENT! IT’S O U R 24ttlANNUAL BACK DOOR SALE! OUR FRONT DOOR WILL BE Oeneral admission asata day of psrformancs: Prieea LOCKED, SO COME IN THE BACK DOOR (REAR ENTRANCE ON SCHOOL STREET, NEXT TO BENNET LEMMON AND MATTHAU (P Q )'^ Joe Franklin Show...... 9 & ...... 8 (children and adults) Bleacher seats, $2 each; Balcony scats JR . HIGH). PRICES ARE RIDICULOUSLY LOW! SAVE FROM 30% TO 70% ON FURNITURE, BEDDING, “THE FRONT PAGE” 2:00 f ...... f OPEN TUES., WED., SAT. $3.50 each. TODAY’S THOUGHT ALSO STARS CAROL BURNETT Reel Camp ...... 5 ^^/C^ROolliu^lo•«wAB■TTw§^ 10 A.M. - B:30 P.M. TELEVISION, STEREO, APPLIANCES, CARPETING. THESE PRICES ARE GOOD ONLY TOMORROW lAiilPiiUMimnr M TICKET OFFICE NITE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 7:00 TO 10:00 P.M. BE EARLY FOR THE BEST BUYS! .Shown...... 7:30-9*30...... KMHTII ■ 1 1 ^ ■ THURS. A FRI. 10 A.M. - 0 P.M. *'""*—* I SUNDAY 2 7 1 - 1 1 1 0 STATE AMRORY “God has given each of us the ability to do THEATER After having watched a beauty pageant, HlOlit t 4i-oiiL5T ISHOWN OKCE 7:30 • MPAA 1^' 12 NOON - 5 P.M. > Room 100, Main Entrance I felt rather blue and “down in the certain things well. Be honest in your es SCHEDULE dumps.” Why can’t I look like those timate of yourselves, measuring your ALL ALL CARPET and 25% OFF beautiful girls, I asked myself. But you value by how much faith God has given 99< MON. & TUBS. 99’ know, the more I thought about the situa you. Don’t copy the behavior and customs LAMPS GIFTWARE RUG SAMPLES tion, the more I realized that I should just of this world, but be a new and different ALL OCCASIONAL UA East 1 — “Shampoo” person with a fresh newness in all you do v.on.Q.'in be myself — my Big Beautiful Self! TABLES [ I-S4 OUT S t-F O U O W “UUIINSIDKAVLSM NS^ All too often, we look at others and say and think. 25% Of 3 0 % O f f ! W tA UA East 2 - "Janis” 7:40- LIMITED SUPPLY “Why can’t I be like them, why can’t I It behooves each of us to look inside 9:30 ONE IF BY LAND...TWO IF BY SEA have their ability, skills or talents?” ourselves and find the abilities and talents UA East 3 — “Claudine” BURNSIDE T l f g God’s Word advises that we develop our God has given us to develop, and having 7:20; “Haipi and Tonto” 9:00 SI0iSWStSW,i.SnS.»FAM06f 5IS.33II own potential and be ourselves rather than done so, be ourselves as G()d intended. Vernon Cinema 1 — “Airport Miss Judy Sterling C IN E l ’75” 7:15-9:15 imitate someone else. CINE 2 In Romans the 12th chapter we read: The Salvation Army m Cinema 2 — “Front Page” ASSORTED NYLON 7:30-9:30 GROUP OF CORTEMPOMRY Burnside 1 — “Murder on the HERE IN MANCHESTER CABLE T.V.! BEAN BAG Orient Express” 7:15-9:35; TV’S CHAIRS SOFA “California Split” 7:00-9:05 Swivel Rockers SPECIAL @ 7:15 - 9:35 7:00 - 9:05 Straight Chairs A Regular $28.88 Showplace— “The Godfather OTHERS... Platform Rockers ^ 2 4 8 MATINEES SAT.-SUN. 99c TIL2F.M . Part II” 7:30 COLONIAL Showcase Cinema 1 — “Fun CONTEMPORARY SAVE $71.95 TRADITIONAL * 1 8 “ ® ny Lady” 8:00 $12, $18, $21, ate. CHOICE OF FABRIC Values fo S270 WITH TOTE HANDLE Showcase Cinema 2 — All In Working Order •ACK DOOR SALE MATCHING CHAIR (SWCHCASE CINEMA/ 123? “Towering Inferno” 8:15 WHILE THEY LASTI LIMITED QUANTITY Rbgularly HERE’S WHAT CABLE DOES FOR YOU F.O.B. *98®« RED, RLACK ORANGE 1-84 EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. 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j L. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues.. April 8.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ckinn., Tues., April 8,1975— PAGE NINE Nursing Students Arrests Threatened at School Screening Clinic Planned Planners Meet Tonight DANBURY (UPI) - Of when classes resume today at students who also, set off G^ie Herald ficials, determined to prevent a Danbury High School. firecrackers in hallways and Area Profile HEBRON Train at Hospital repeat of racial clashes, have ’The school Monday was the classrooms. State police wete BOLTON are Nancy Cahill, Grade 1 and heading, tested by Angela Boys playing on the winning Pat Ray, Rick Lunt, Rick Tar- Booth of the health department.' Anne Dallaire involves participation in patient warned arrests would be made scene of sporatic fighting alerted, but not needed. Donna Holland teacher; Meri Miselis, learning team were Doug Mecteau, ca, Doug Mecteau and Kim VERNON if necessary to maintain order between black and white disabilities teacher; Barbara At Station 2, the child will Correspondent Peter Porter, Kim Pearson, Pearson. care. Correspondent 228-3267 Sixteen nursing students from Nicholson and (iloria Finnegan, have a speech and language Religious Class Kerry Henaghan, Peter Lewan- Guest speaker for the dinner The program provides third- 646-0375 The Planning and Zoning the University of Connecticut kindergarten teachers; assessment by Marjorie Koft,. dowski, Robert Horton, Jim Od was Robert Plnney, varsity year nursing students with A screening clinic for in Commission will meet tonight are getting “where it’s at’’ Jane Pazda, reading teacher; spdech and hearing teacher. dis and Ron Oddis. basketball coach at Rham H i^ experience in actual bedside coming kindergarten children at 8 at .the Town Office training at Rockville General and Ruth Hoffman and Pat Put . -At Station 3, the'parent will To Hear Dr.Decsy Third place in the league School; and Paul Steiner, care two days each week. Mrs. and their parents will be held Building. The agenda includes Hospital. man, parents. fill in a guidance questionnaire went to the Eagles, coached by physical education director for Roberta Ome and Miss Linda Wednesday, Thursday and Highview Estates, the Rockett ’The program, first of its kind CUFYOUR The committee’s proposal with Janice ' Spear,, ^idance , BOLTON Howard Lunt and Joey Stamp; the Hebron Elementary Suess, both registered nurses Friday at Bolton Elementary at the hospital, started in Oc counselor. The chilid will be property on Slocum and and UConn instructors, are School, th e present and in- was presented to John E^Ies, Donna Holland fourth place to the Hawks, a Schools, emceed the tober as observational tested for gross motor coor Blackman Rds., and the receipt supervising the program. schodl screening committee principal, who presented it with team from Andover, coached proceedings. experience for students but now dination with Mrs. Finnegan. Dr. Janos Deesy will speak on of Section LL Northam Hills ■ Members of the hospital’s his recommendation to the by Carl Jurovaty; and fifth Also receiving recognition at spent live months com At Station 4, the child will be “Communism Through Per preliminary plan. nursing and medical staffs are municating with various school Board of Education. place to the owls, coached by the dinner was Howard Lunt, MSUM The school board unanimous tested for ABC Draw A Man sonal Experiences’’ to the ’The meeting is open to the Nick Bonadies and Dennis who is retiring after serving in contributing their expertise to systems Uiroughout the state public. Against More Troops ly approved the proposal be en with Mrs. Miselis and copy junior and senior religious Sousa. a supervisory position with the the students’ overall involved in pre-school forms with Mrs. Pazda. education classes Wednesday at Parent Conferences screening. dorse as recommended with The league also had an all- association for the past seven HARTFORD (UPI) - The experience. Parents and children will be 7:15 p.m. in the St. Maurice The elementary schools will the stipulation an evaluation of star team consisting of 11 boys years. adjutant general of the Connec The student nurses have The committee reviewed welcomed by parent hostesses Church parish center. close at 12;45 p.m, on April 9,10 ticut Army National Guard progressed from classroom COSTS. areas for hearing, vision, the procedure be brought to the chosen by the coaches. Playing Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Putman, Dr. Deesy is an associate and 11, to allow for conferences speech, language, development board whenever it is feasible. on this team, which won both its says he does not recommend theory and simulated Bette Dufraine, Joann Richard professor of Eastern European with parents. The neatest deposit of All you have to do is know a growth and learning dis The screening process was games against a Marlborough sending American troops back laboratory experience on the We have no outside sales son, Cathy Moore and Claire History at the Greater Hartford Afternoon kindergarten potash is found in UConn campus, to the patient’s abilities. described to parents at a recent all-star team were, Jim to Vietnam. men to sell Savings Bank Life good thing when you see it Major. Community College. sessions will attend in the mor Saskatchewan, Canada, bedside at Rockville General. information session aftef which Farmer, Dwayne Kopaez, Maj. Gen. John F. Freund, an Insurance and die money saved It then selected what it felt The appointments have been He was a prisoner of war in nings on these days and be dis enough to fertilize all the ’They also must carry classes in Savinas Bank they cou|d register their Roger Harrison, David Cubit, expert on Southeast Asia, Mon is passed on to you in lower would fit Bolton’s situation in scheduled at 15-minute inter-, Russia following World War II. missed at 11;05 a.m. eartivs arable land for the pathobiology and pharmacology children for an appointment at Scott Unsworth, Ray Tuohey, next 500 years. day predicted, however, that a Life Insurance. cluding time and personnel, and vals. The entire process is After his escape from the Awarded Trophies takeover of South Vietnam by as well as two nursing courses. costs. yet provide a thorough the clinic. You’ll never know how There will be four stations in expected to take 30 minutes for prison camp he became a high The Condors were awarded the North Vietnamese would Mrs. Margaret Connors, We have a wide variety of screening that would enable the volved in the clinic. At Station each child. y ranking general staff officer in the championship and playoff lead to a “bloodbath.” director of nurses at Rockville plans and you don’t have to be much you can save. Until prescreening team to identify 1, the parent will be asked to fill Each interviewer has a part the Hungarian Red Army. trophies in the Hebron Youth The bloodbath has already General, commenting on the a bank customer to buy SELL youcallus. T h e students’ educational needs at a in a family health questionnaire of the 22-page screening sum During the Hungarian begun in Hue and Da Nang, he program said, “I feel very Dr. JanoS Deesy Basketball Association Friday much earlier date than what with the help of Doris Hanford, mary evaluation sheet to com Revolution of 1959 he was the Muffler That’8 said, with 1,000 South Viet proud to have the administra has been done previously. at their annual banquet. Vicki Potvin, a third-year nursing student from the University of Connecticut learns the school nurse. plete. military commander of the Austria and entered the United namese children killed with tion at the University of SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER Members of the committee Eric Emt and his son, Call, Guaranteed for technique of filling a syringe as Miss Linda Suess, nursing instructor from the university ’The child will have his vision University of Revolutionary States in 1957. machine guns and artillery. Connecticut School of Nursing 923 Main Street coach the Condors. as long as you looks on. ’The on-the-job training program for 16 students is the first of its kind at Rockville Central Committee and the Dr. Deesy holds bachelor’s Freund returned to Connect- send their students to Rockville Manchester, Conn. 06040 Playing this year in h close Joint Army ’Troqis. degree from the Hungarian own the car... cut Saturday after accom General Hospital for clinical General Hospital. (Herald photo by Richmond) five-team league race, the Con NAME, A member of the Armed Military Academy, a science panying Army Chief of Staff experience. The communica (PIcjse Prim) dors emerged victorious on the Back GOP, Says Dreselly Forces Revolutionary Council, degree from the War College, 8 7 5 -2 5 1 7 Frederick C. Weyland on an in tion between the hospital nur he was made aide-de-camp to the last day of the season with a a master’s degree from win over the second place spection of the war for Presi sing staff, the UConn instruc commander in chief of the Fordham University and a doc Falcons, who were coached by dent Ford. A veteran of three tors and the students has been _.S!Art_ revolutionary forces. Donna Holland Mrs. Norman Lemaire. Each Friday beginning April torate from Columbia Universi James Farmer and Ray OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP years service in Vietnam, excellent. We all feel that this Severely wounded in the final ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE David Dreselly, Republican Other candidates at the 11, Preuss will be available ty- Freund said the North Viet has been a stimulating resistance, he was evacuated to Tuohey. PHONE- candidate for first selectman, coffee were Norman Preuss, from 7 to 9 p.m. at his home on He resides on Green Hill Rd. 8 namese government broke the experience for the staff and has has called for continued support Elaine Potterton and Richard at 158 Bolton Center Rd., 649- Paris peace accords signed'two contributed to patient care.” .Children,.igcs— ,— ,— .. years ago while the South Viet The student nurses will be S K e H e r a ld iiusb.iuj,.igc. of Republicans and Republican Morra, selectman, tax collector 2223. At the coffee, the candidates namese did not because of studying and working at the policies which have ^ven so and planning commissioner, respectively. explained their positions on United States pressure. local hospital until May 2. Area Profile much to Bolton over the years. Dreselly urged all Bolton Dreselly announced he and many topics of concern. voters to recognize the fact that Preuss will make themselves Dreselly reiterated his stand town Democrats are always available at their homes to favoring hn in-town dump. He extremely vocal at election answer questions from voters also discussed the Vernon Council Rejects time but their track record who may wish to visit with or ramifications of allowing out- when they actually governed telephone them. of-town students to attend the town was poor. Each Tuesday beginning Bolton schools for a fee. A R ¥ H 1IR tonight, Dreselly will be Those attending the coffee TAC’s Request for Land LET ARTHUR'S FILL TOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FREE DELIVERT Dreselly made the 941 MAIN STREET 40 WESI M AM Sr. statements to a group of 27 peo available from 7 to 9 at his expressed much interest in an BARBARA RICHMOND said the town has legal title to taxpayers and we are con DOWNTOWN 7 DATS A WEEK - JOIN THE GROWING NUMEtER OF TOUR ROCKVniE ple attending a recent coffee home at 30 Tunxis Trail, 636- ambulance and an emergency Officials of the Tolland Coun the property but he cannot say sidering giving it away.” hour at the home of Mr. and 0031. medical service for the town. ty Agricultural Center (TAC) what the intent of the 1957 town Atty. Schwebel agreed with MAJICHfSTER 643-1505 NEIGHBORS WHO ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF US. COMPAREI S75-9M ] The police protection question add interest, left the Vernon Town Council meeting was. Dooley that the m atter is a coin [1 naire was also discussed. meeting Monday night still Councilman Thomas Dooley, tosser. He said, however, he ■ 4 L □ □ also an attorney, termed the feels TAC would have a 5-DAY ,^M ANA6ER'S SPECIAL minus a parcel of land they feel YUBAN COFFEE r MM rightfully belongs to the center. call of that special town problem to reform a deed going The council vote was 5-5 on a meeting as “atrocious.” He back to 1957. wMimmm said it all bears down on just Councilman Peter Humphry 4 oz. ANTI-PRESPIRANT JOHNSON'S motion made by Councilwoman MORlJ agreed but noted the council mmmmm BUSINESS joncanadd Gretchen Mason to deed the what the town farm property baby was considered to be at that has the authority to reform the eight acre parcel of land in FREEZE-DRIED SPRAY poMier BABY POWDER Owr 40 Tttrt of UnaxealM lanrtct question to TAC. Mayor Frank time. deed if it feels a mistake has McCk>y broke the tie by voting Mayor McCoy, who feels the been made. Open 24 Hours Dally land belongs to the town and Councilman Donald Eden perapirani Of Consumer Concern against the motion. 9 oz. C FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE should not be turned over or agreed the issue is clouded but 12 oz. A The land is adjacent to the existing TAC property off Rt. sold to TAC until it is appraised said he could support Mrs. ai^ytliing and other uses consider^, said, Mason’s motion because, “we Mfg. List 2.49 Mfg. List 1.27 April 17 Designated 30. Town officials feel it belongs * are dealing with honorable peo- 99 Mobil “It is far from being clear what to the town while TAC officials COMPARE AND SAVE! LIM IT 2 per PERSON BUY NOW AN D SAVE! HEATING OILS (also subtract, (n ultiffly and divide) say it was the intent of an Aug. the intention of the call of that who were there at that Statewide Food Day meeting was.” special town meeting.” 20, 1957, speciai town meeting OIL BURNER & that that parcel was to be in Atty. Schwebel and Mayor Dooley said his vote had ONE-ADAY ONE-A-DAY malnutrition which afflict McCtoy said survey maps were nothing to do'with the people of KOTEX 4 0 's WIPE N' DIPE By Stale Department HEATING INSTALLATION cluded in land deeded to the ONEADAY many segments of our popula not made available for study. TAC or their motives but he g o WITH IRON. 100't w/30 Of Consumer Protection center. VAsdinc tion at home and overseas.” Frank Niederwerfer, one of the just wants the matter clarified. A national day of action and 643-5135 P Atty. Robert Kahan, 100’s w/30 FREE education on the food crisis is To assist and guide families 315 Center St. Manchest^ representing TAC, told the TAC officials, said the directors Before the motion was voted N ira ’ MPe who want to stretch their food didn’t want to let the maps go on. Town Clerk Henry Butler, being sponsored by the Center council that minutes of the 1957 FREE for Science in the Public dollars, the state Consumer meeting empowered the then out because they paid for the perhaps with tongue in cheek, fo r (Mdy Interest, Washington, D.C., and Protection Department has $1995 Board of Selectmen to “sell to survey. He said officials would asked that the motion be available for distribution, be happy to have the mayor or worded properly so “18 years Regular or Super Mfg. List 1.89 in accordance with this action, A MODERN the Tolland County Agricultural n u n $ 1 9 9 single copies of “Money-Saving any councilmen come to the from now there won’t be any Governor Ella Grasso, in an of Center Inc. all that certain Meals,’’ an Agricultural center to go over the maps and question of its intent.” Mfg. List 3.49 ficial statement, has designated PHimm, piece or parcel of land situated Research Service pamphlet. to look at the property. After the motion was Our Regular 2.49 Mfg. List 3.95 April 17 as Food Day in Connec south of ^ e highway known and LIM IT 2 Excellent Value 1» LIM IT 2 Meals listed in the seven-page Councilman Morgan defeated Mayor McCoy said, IInm ticut. designated as Rt. 30, and com AN D SAVE! Stock Up pamphlet can be prepared from Campbell, who said he was pre “Now we’ll do what we COMPARE Urging Nutmeg State citizens prising a portion of the Town foods available in stores sent at the 1957 meeting, as was originally intended to do and to learn more about vital food James Farm property, so-called, for throughout the area and are his father, commented that the that’s get an appraisal and ask KIT 1 4 " WESTCLOX WROUGHT issues and to join in activities F. the sum of jil0,000.” designed to illustrate some parcel in question is other town commissions their designed to solve the problems D’Amato ’The minutes of that meeting, "BA N N ER " ways food can be combined into Checkmate 1720 Electronic landlocked. “I think it was not feelings concerning other uses PRE-SOFTENED PATIO BROOM IRON related .to food prices and Bright, easy-toread on file in the town clerk’s of economical and nutritious RS/R.PH. the intent of the (1957) meeting before any agreement is made i ELECTRIC availability. Gov. Grasso said 8-digit display. Pocket Calculator with fice, state the land consisted of PASTE W AX economic problems facing our meals. Recipes for some menu 14 acres, “nine acres of which to leave this isolated,” he said. concerning turning the land TABLE carrying case people include daily struggles items are included. are tillable, and the balance Dooley said, “ It’s a coin over to TAC.” ALARM CLOCK Tranquilizers are being coth Manufacturer’s WHITE with the food budget. To obtain a copy of the swamp, also there is some land tosser, I have enough doubts not Councilman Richard $ 1 3 9 sumed by the millions but $ 1 D 9 She said, “Considering the pamphlet write: Money-Saving suggested retail in the Town of Tolland with to support Mrs. i^ so n ’s mo MacDonald asked the mayor to users are not being misled Automatic power shutoff shrinking purchasing power ^ f Meals, Consumer Protection about 270 feet on Rt. 30.” tion. It’s a so-so proposition,” give some consideration to 12 oz. wsSI into believing the mood price, $39.95. N the family food dollar, eachDf Department, State Office saves batteries The land the TAC officials he added. offering the land to TAC on a changing drugs are a magic our homemakers must make Building, Hartford 06115. solution to their problems, a when not in use. wish turned over to them is in (Councilman Robert Wehrli lease basis and in that way the LIM IT 2 Mfg. List 1.89 Our Regular 2.59 said, “We are looking at property would retain its in sure that ample nutrition is survey shows...42 per cent of the Town of Tolland. Answers to questions of property that we don’t know the tegrity as open space land for COMPARE AND SAVE LIMIT 1 Mfg. List 4.50 LIM IT 1 Mfg. List 3.79 SAVE! derived from every penny users believe tranquilizers Floating decimal Two months after the town Time to Shine old Betsy up. general interest will appear in meeting, by quitclaim deed, the value of and it belongs to the future use. spent.” prevent people from working Triple function clei^y' ____ point shows Gov. Grasso added, “The this column. Address questions town convey^ the land to TAC. out problems for themselves; spectrum of food-related to; “Of Consumer Concern,” key plus----- dollars and cents Franklin Welles, now a TAC of "DISPOZ-A-LITE" 30 per cent believe their use is problems is overwhelming, Department of Consumer |X)wer on. when jx)ssible. ficial, was at the 1957 town THERMOS PLAID a sign of weakness; 48 per ranging from shortages and Protection, State Office meeting as was former 19 cent believe tranquilizers Henry Bbdk has BUTANE LIGHTER WALGREI high prices encountered by Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115, Selectmen Herbert Pagani and PINT cause people to lose control almost everyone to hunger and or dial toll free 1-800-842-2649. Edgar Wilson. Atty. Kahan said over what they do; 74 per cent — Change sign for 17 reasons you believe tranquilizers may Full they contend it was the intent of entering negative that meeting to include all of cause physical harm to the accumulating $ 1 1 9 BAYER ASPIRIN ALCLEAR SINUS TABLETS body...Then why the the land south of the highway in should OHne to us memory. numbers. the deed. Bottle of 100 widespread use?...Simple: Town Atty. Abbot Schwebel Because users find that inccxne tax hdlp. Reg. 1.89 Mfg. List 1.37 Bottle of 30 Tobt PUBLIC RECORDS tranquilizers make them Gives up to 3,000 lights. Mft. List 2.29 more calm and relaxed!... PeiTOnt sign for EXCELLENT VALUE! LIM IT 2 COMPARE AND SAVE! Exclusive right Reason 16. We’ll try to do LIM IT 2 Find service as you like it — shift key for— add-ons, discounts, Warranty Deed pool at 49 Waranoke Rd., $700. fast and friendly from the ef everything we caxi to save single digit markups, etc. ROCKVILLE Deluxe 16 POLAROID WALGREEN Salvatore Avaristo Jr. and Ernest P. Gaudette, tool shed ficient staff at LENOX you money. After all, we Diana E. Avaristo to Barney T. at 80 W. Middle Tpke., $400. PHARMACY. We handle a corrections. HOSPITAL Joan E. Chister, swimming want your business again GARMENT BAG Model 440 MOUTHWASH Peterman Sr. and Barney T. full line of nationally known NOTES Peterman Jr., property at 73-75 pool at 142 Wells St., $350. cosmetics including Worth Algebi'aic logic for next year. NOW ONLY 16 oz. Union St., $19,000. Everett McCluggage, tool and St. Laurent, an exclusive chain and automatic Fiduciary Deed shed at 69 Ansaldi Rd., $500. in this area, to fill all your Admitted Monday; Ruth ASSORTED $7 9 «s Kenneth K. 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Tuies., April 8. 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN ADDITIONAL PATTERNED NYLON SHAG COLORS Cavagnaro-Noyes M Audrey June Noyes of Manchester and Paul John Cavagnaro, also of Manchester, Manchester were married Feb. 8 at Com BETTYS NOTEBOOK k T ^ e o / t munity Baptist Church. I By BETTY RYDER The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Noyes of 46 Glenwood St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Plans are moving ahead bags which can be used for Through a unique pigment Steven Cavagnaro of 78 for The Herald’s May 1 trash and leaves. spreading quality, it adjusts CM tpn ^igeIow°stunning Woodstock Dr. Travel Show which will They are sold in packages to light variations and looks The Rev. Alex Eisesser of feature the South Pacific. of 10 for a $I and are perfect when seen in any Manchester officiated at the Richard D. Bollard, New available in 30 and 33 gallon light, or so the manufac double-ring ceremony. The sizes. The bags are being turer says. patterned nylon shag church was decorated with Zealand travel com sold at the Workshop, 494 While we can’t mention candles and greens. Mrs. Ann missioner and Peter Main St. the brand name, if your : " i-. r Ticklish Matter McClain of Manchester was Goulding, manager, Blaster CENTER organist. Miss Stephanie Region for Australia, will be New Makeup cometician is on her (or his) Powers of Hartford was soloist. the guest speakers. toes, she’ll know just what If your well-lighted m irror The bride, given in marrage In addition, the major formula to suggest. at home tells you your by her father, wore a Quiana carriers to the Pacific, Pan By Abigail Van Buren makeup is perfect, but th^ jersey gown designed with Em A m erican, Air New € 1l7SbyChte«goTribun*.N.Y.Ntwt8ynd.,lnc. strong light of day belies Hospitality pire waist, circular skirt, Zealand, Quantas and UTA, , ■ ! ■V“;.T sleeves, neckline and bodice this fact, you have but to “Sweet courtesy has done will present with infor triimned with seed pearls and check your favorite its most, if you have made mation concerning air fares lEEBRfffES DEAR ABBY : Ned and I have been married for seven sequins. Her floor-length veil of cosmetic counter for a new each guest lorget, that he years, and we have, one child. Our marriage is far from and tours. imported silk illusion was at makeup which is supposed himself is not the host.” perfect, but it's a lot better than most. The Gilbert-Love Travel tached to a fitted cap with to help compensate for all Thomas Bailey Aldrich My biggest problem is {hat Ned loves to tickle me. Now, Agency will present a slide organdy ruffles trim m ^ with light conditions. (1836-1907) please don't laugh, Abby, because it’s not funny. I mean, seepearls. She carried a presentation entitled “South Ned holds me down, and tickles my ribs and the bottoms of bouquet of orange roses, yellow my feet until I am screaming and nearly hysterical. Pacific Journey,” and two V'S’ 0 and white carnations, and NGEL MTS Ned also likes td tickle our little girl, and she doesn’t like films “ Overview Down baby’s breath. it either. Under” and South Paific (• wed. & thurs. only! i \ I've begged Ned to stop this tickling business, but he Mrs. Margaret Peck of Adventure,’’ will be ft Manchester was her sister’s our entire etock of famoue insists that it's all in fun—that people enjoy laughing, so I presented by the Pacific B O B i * . matron of honor. Bridesmaids shouldn't get angry with him. were Mrs. Debra Barney of Area Travel Association What is your opinion? (PATA). (• ferry morse seeds, TICKLED (NEARLY TO DEATH) Wiimington, Del. and Ms. Nan cy Lemieux of Boston. ’The show will be held at DEAR TICKLED: Ned may not know it, but “tickling” They all wore dark brown the Manchester High Sqhool and seed tapes BRTHDflro is an ancient form of torture. If he continues to tickle you, crepe gowns flocked with white auditorium b^inning at 8 (flowers and vegatablaa) knowing that you dislike it, he is being intentionaliy flowers. They carried spider p.m. Doors open at 7:30. 8 sadistic. chrysanthemums, baby’s Tickets will be available (• Tickling one beyond his ability to tolerate it may appear breath, yellow baby carnations. Nasslff Photo soon from ’The Herald’s of WITH.* to be a “harmless” game—all in fu n -b u t in reality it’s Stephen Cavagnaro of An fice or-from participating downright cruel. dover was his brother’s best (• J. travel agents. ^ RICH TEXTURED TWIST COLORS man. Ushers were Barney J. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cavagnaro H r price DEAR ABBY: My husband left me three years ago. At m Peterman Jr. and Mark (• wed. and first I thought he would come back, but he never did. I was Matheny, both of Manchester. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. They will Rockville General Hospital. A Really Good Buy seven months pregnant at the time. A reception was held at reside in Manchester. Mr. Cavagnaro is employed as While recession and infla thurs. only! 0 1 He just took off, and I never heard from him again. To tell assistant manager of Cavey’s (• UTS ANDMG Willie’s Steak House, after Mrs. Cavagnaro is employed tion have decreased the sub you the truth, I don’t even know if he’s living or dead. And I which the couple left on a trip to. as a registered nurse at Restaurant. contract work available to wouldn't have the foggiest notion of where to look for him. (• Now for my big problem: I met a guy who loves me, and the Manchester Sheltered "where a wants to marry me and adopt my child. I want to marry Workshop, there has been (* dollar's IALjUES.4. him, but how can I get married when I am not even impetus to look in new direc the mVaele of mah | worth a divorced? Donahue To Emcee Awards Night tions. downtown manchester dollar!" All the lawyers around here talk double talk. Isn't there a Workshop .clients are now (• Plus, We Are mail-order divorce I can send for? packaging all-purpose poly OUT IN THE BOONDOCKS Robert W. Donahue, director He resides with his wife, An- of Children and YouUi for the nicick, and their three sons, Celebrating Our DEAR OUT: Sorry, a mail-order divorce wouldn't be American Legion, Department Chiristopher, Jason and Marcus worth the paper it was printed on, so forget it. Look around of Connecticut, wili serve as on Skinner Rd., in Vernon. He is for a lawyer who talks single, if you want to BE single, master of ceremonies at the an employed as a claims super which is absolutely necessary before you can get married nual Awards Night Program visor by Liberty Mutual Life In 26th BIRTHDAY! again. sponsored by the Dilworth- surance Co. in East Hartford. Coraell-Quey Post of the Two life memberships will be ®igelow°rich textured twist DEAR ABBY: My fiance and I are going to be married American Legion in presented to Legionnaires and this June. She will graduate from high school the end of Manchester. Manchester outstanding If your m inor May. We would like to know if it would be proper to send The program will be held citizens at the awards night graduation and wedding announcements in the same Saturday, May 3, at the post program. envelope? It would save time and money. Tickets are available at the A And can we kill two birds with one stone and send one home. There will be a social t^ a s a d story hour from 6 to 7, dinner at 7, Legion home from Commander thank-you note for graduation and wedding gifts? John Mayne, Jack Ledard, «. .. - WEM4BERING IN N.W. and dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to the music of Lou Francis Leary, Henry Wierz- bicki or Donahue. DEAR WONDERING: The graduation and wedding Joubert. Donahue served the Eumpem announcements should be sent separately. And so should the thank-you notes. hftinchester Post as com mander in 1973 and is presently DEAR ABBY: Student, Henry County Sr. High, serving as the post’s athletic c a a ^ U P McDonough, Ga., wrote: "I have learned to love according director and a member of the to character, not color.” executive committee. As direc COLLEGE If the late Martin Luther King, Jr. (himself a Georgian) tor he is chairing the post’s Robert W. Donahue were alive today, he would have been proud. For he once baseball committee which has ^ NOTES said: “I have a dream that my four little children will one charge of the Junior American nually in recognition of the out day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the Legion Baseball. standing accomplishments of a Meg Healy, the daughter of color of their skin, but by the content of their character.” He also chaired the post post commander. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Healy ARTHUR H. PRINCE renovation committee in 1973, Also in 1974 he was appointed of 77 Concord Rd., will appear served on the post color guard to his present position by state in the Stonehill College produc Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal and bingo committees, and for commander Joseph Mardu of tion of “Anything Goes,” April STUNNING PATTERNED NYLON SHAG reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. five years on the post baseball Cheshire. 18-20. A child development Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. committee. Donahue graduated from major. Miss Healy is a member For Abby’s booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding,” In 1974, at the Department of Becker Junior College in of the Admissions Committee send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Connecticut Convention, he was Worcester, Mass, and served at Stonehill. She is also active Once you were proud of your lovely figure. Now, (like many Calif. 90212. 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Conn., Tues., April 8, 1975 Barry Dual Leader Try Again Collision Due Ryan Picks Up Where He Left Its originalt baseball NEW YORK (UPI) -- The Denver Nugget* and Indiana The LITTLE season opener postponed Pacers traveled in opposite directions during the by cold weather, East BOWLING American Basketball Association’s regular season but NBA Statistics they’re on course for a head-on collision in the Western Herald Angle LEAGUE Catholic will try again t4>day, weather permitting, Conference Playoff finals. Abdul-Jabbar. Though he finilshed a remarkable 15- NEW YORK (UPI) - at home at 3:45 against St. The Nuggets, who changed everything from their By Earl Yost missed 17 games with a year career this season, MOUNTAIN DEW- Dottie Fires Three-Hitter at Kansas City Rick Barry of the Golden Thomas Aquinas to get management and their name to their attitude, finished TRYOUT SCHEDULE Sports Editor broken hand and injured leaving with a total of 17,771 Whitehead 178-181-508, Mary State Warriors was the only National League at under way. Terry Hickey Botticello 186-463, Betty with the best record (65-19) in pro basketball this season eye, he managed to block 212 points, 11th best in NBA leader in two categories as Buckley Field- is slated for mound duty Richardson 176-508, Pam after finishing in a tie for last place in 1973-74. shots for a league leading history. NEW YORK (UPI) - Nolan Ryan of the California Steve Busby of the Royals carried a 2-1 lead into the Carter, the Expos’ spring sensation, hit a three-run homer the 'National Basketball April 12, Age 9, 9 to 11 a.m; for the Eagles. Generis 177, Alice Brown 179- The Pacers, who went so far as to take Utah to seven •1975 Pennant Predictions' Angels has started the 1975 season the way he ended the ninth inning but the Angels rallied for two runs to give' in the ninth to give Montreal its victory. Dave McNally Association released its average of 3.26. age 12,11 to 12:30, age 10,1 to 3 482, Terry (^ardile 178-454, Chris games in last year’s Western Conference Playoff finals, 1974 campaign; Blazing. their ace his opening-game win. Bruce Bochte’s sacrifice went seven innings for the Expos to receive credit for his final statistics Monday. The rebounding cham Bills Sign Four p.m; age 11, 3 to 5 p.m. Argraves 189-463, Shelia Price suffered through a disappointing rebuilding season which And the same can be said for the Cincinnati Reds and fly with the bases fill^ 'and none out drove in the winning first NL win after 12 seasons With the AL Baltimore Bhrry, in leading the pionship proved to be the April 13, age 10, 9 to 11; age Spring Drilling 233-562, Dona Price 202-234-607,, included numerous trades and wholesale lineup changes. most dramatic battle of the ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. 11, noon to 2; age 12, 2 to 4. Peg Craig 466, Lee Bean 450, jOs Angeles Dodgers, whose opening game struggle in Cin run off Steve Mingori, John Mayberry had given the Orioles. Ted Sizemore had three hits for the Cardinals. Warriors to their first divi George McGinnis is the only returning starter. (UPI) - The National Football International League at KINGSTON, R.I. (UPI) - Judy Johnson Vivian Price American League Royals a 2-1 lead w i^ a homer off Ryan in the sixth. Astros 6, Braves 2 sion title since 1967, is the stats. Tonight, Kentucky attempts to move a step closer to its cinnati Monday promised the knock-down and drag-out League Buffalo Bills announced Verplanck Field. Twenty-seven returning 467, Bee Moquin 457, Annie It was Ryan’s 68th big league game in which he struck Dierker, a .500-pitcher since his 20-victory season in Washington’s Wes Unseld long-awaited meeting with the New York Nets by playing )attle the experts have predicted for the National League, free throw percentage the signings of their llth-round April 12, Age 9, 8:30; Age 10, lettermen are among 91 can Gagnon 455. 1969, went the distance for Houston and Jose Cruz, making, pulled down 30 rebounds host to the Memphis Sounds. The Colonels lead the best-of- West. out 10 or more batters, 54 of them with the Angels. champion at .904 and the draft choice and three free 12:30 . didates scheduled to report to his first appearance in an Astro uniform, hit a three-run against New Orleans on the agents Monday. coach Jack Gregory Thursday seven series, 1-0. Eastern Division Western Division As for the Montreal Expos and Houston Astros — they Reds 2, Dodgers 1 leader in steals with 2.85 per April 13. Age 11,8:30; Age 12, TEE-TOTALERS- Molly final day of the season to Signed were draft-pick Tom when the University of Rhode opened their seasons with key players they touted in the A record crowd of 52,526 at Cincinnati saw pinch-hitter homer and two singles to hand Atlanta’s Phil Niekro the ganle. 12:30. Austin 180, Judy Sabella 200-499, The Nuggets’ Ralph Simpson remembers last year—the edge Boston’s Dave Cowens Drake, a University of Island opens spring football spring playing big roles ih their victories. George Foster beat out a slow roller to third with two out loss. After leading the league in American League at Donna Magowan 182-194-499, Rockets, as they were called, would be down by 10 points Michigan cornerback, and free practice. It will mark the start in the 14th inning for a single^ driving in Cesar Geronimo ’The three-time world champion Oakland A’s begin their by the slimmest margin Waddell Field. Sharon Richard 202-523, Martha early in the fourth quarter and quit. The season is officially under way but it’s still spring scoring early in the season, of the 75th year of football at with the winning run. The 14-inning game tied the NL quest for a fourth straight title tonight with Vida Blue, 17- possible, 14.8 to 14.7. Rookie agents Steve Schnarr, of Otter- All candidates who have not Pupedis 451. ’The Rockets last night were down by 10 points early in with all its hopes for the Angels, Reds, Expos and Astros. Bar^y slipp^ off somewhat bein College in Ohio, and Lonnie URL Leading the veterans are Ryan, who pitched a no-hitter in his final appearance in record for the longest opening day game in history. 15, opposing Wilbur Wood (20-19) of the CMcago White Sox. in that category during the sensation John Drew of registered may report at field the final period against Utah before rallying for a 126-120 Atlanta pulled down the Broadnex and Lucian Moss, at 8 a.m. Those already Little All-American running 1974, fired a three-hitter and struck out 12 Monday night as Dave Concepcion started the winning rally with a single In other AL games, the Milwaukee Brewers are at second half of the year to back Rich Remondino of N. win and a 2-0 advantage in their playoff series. most offensive rebounds, both of Aliibama State College, registered, age 9 and 10, will BOSTON (UPI) - Senior the Angels beat the Kansas City Royals, 3-2, with a two-run and went to second on Steve Yeager’s passed ball. Boston, the New York Yankees at Cleveland, the finish second to league MVP a Bills spokesman said. Massapequa, N.Y. and co Mike Hickey has been elected The surprising Pacers took a 2-0 edge in their ABA Geronimo walked and Ken Griffey sacrificed. Concepcion Minnesota ’Twins at Texas and the Royals at California. 357, while Kansas City- report at 9 a.m. on April 12 and playoff series with the San Antonio Spurs back to In ninth-inning raliy. Bob McAdoo of Buffalo, who those age 11 and 12 will report captains Bill Britt of Pawtucket captain of the 1975 Earlier in the day and night,/«the^Reds topped the was caught in a rundown and tagged out after Darrell The scheduled opener between Baltimore and Detroit at won his second straight Omaha’s Sam Lacey took Mrs. Thorpe Dies and Cliff Perry of Norwalk, Northeastern University out dianapolis today with a chance to clinch the series with down 921 off the defensive at 1 p.m. April 12. Dodgers, 2-1, in 14 innings, rookies Tony Scott and Gary Chaney’s tap to the mound but then Foster beat out his Detroit was postponed by mclement weather. scoring championship with a HESPERIA, Calif. (UPI) - Conn. door track team. two victories at home. 1. New York 1. Uakland Carter delivered key hits in the Expos’ 8-4 triunlph over slow roller. In the National League,* the Philadelphia Phillies go 34.5 per game average. board. Patricia Thorpe, widow of the St. Louis Cardinals and Larry Dierker pitched a four- Expos 8, Cardinals 4 against the New York Mets, the San Francisco Giants play McAdoo is only the fifth man Unseld’s teammate, famed Indian athlete Jim : litter to lead the Astros to a 6-2 victory over the Atlanta Scott doubled home two runs in the eighth inning and the San Diego Padres and the Braves face the Astros. in NBA history to win the Kevin Porter, held off Thorpe, died at her home Sun Braves. scoring title two times in a Detroit’s Dave Bing to win day of a heart attack following row. the assists average title, 8.0 a long illness. She was 76. to 7.7. She was Thorpe’s third wife. Though he led in only one They married in Los Angeles category, McAdoo also The Bullets as a team tied Five-Year Reign iggest Crowd Ever two records, winning 60 nine years before his death in rank^ among the leaders in 1953. 2. Baltimore field goal percentag.e, games on the season and 35 Goal of Robinson rebounding, and blockeil games at home. Eagle Captain Sees Reds Triumph shots. Other team marks showed Golden State as the top BOSTON (UPI) - Center Bill WMBIG Boston’s Don Nelson, who CLEVELAND (UPI) — Even before he managed his CINCINNATI (UPI) — ’The mayor of Cincinnati played offensive club, scoring 108.5 Collins has been elected captain has spent 13 seasons in the of the 1975-76 Boston College first official major league game today, Cleveland Indians’ cheerleader and a U.S. senator wore a “Go Reds, B ^ t the per game, while Chicago led league, showed that basketball team. Collins, 6-9, Player-Manager Frank Robinson made it known he doesn’t Bums” button. perseverance pays off by the league in defense, allowing just 95 points per was a key man in the Eagles’ ROYALS want the job more than five years. It was obviously opening native Cincinnatian who winning his first field goal ECAC championship and ad “After five more years, I day in this baseball-happy made it clear he was a percentage title. Put on game. Portland’s player- vancement to the NCAA 3. Bo§ton 3. Kaneas City intend to leave baseball and 'City. hometown fan. waivers by Los Angeles 10 Coach Lenny Wilkens Eastern Regional semi-finals. devote all my time to my I’ll be very disappointed.” (Cincinnati hosted the 1975 Making his first public For the Indians to reach seasons ago, the 6-6 forward "W EEKIY family,’’ said Robinson, who baseball season opener Mon appearance since suffering a has continu^ to develop and also reiterated that this .500, they will have to pick day afternoon and it was like heart attack two months up six more wins than last now is considered one of the would be his last season as an unofficial holiday. ago, Taft came to the more intelligent and consis 89 an active player. “My deci season when, at 77-85, they A standing-room-only ballpark wearing a Reds CLARKE came in behind Baltimore, tent players in the league. sion is irrevocable.’’ crowd of 52,526 fans turned cap, a necktie splashed with Another man difficult to Aware that the average New York and Boston in the out at Riverfront Stadium to Reds emblems and a Big Mom r Sales American League East. keep down this season was life expectancy of a major watch the Cincinnati Reds Red booster button reading, Milwaukee giant Kareem For Expert Front End Alignment league manager is less than “Pitching-wise, we have edge the Los Angeles “Go Reds, Beat the Bums.” 4. 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If you're not a subscriber, pick up your couldn’t find the plate, Elder arrived Monday afternoon at the Augusta National Cougar rally which gave the Checks" stub for the applicable date On the same SOff ticket. Player's Choice application anywhere walking Fahey and Tom (UPI photo) and was swamped by requests for interviews. locals the lead for good, 2-1. t matches ours, you've won $100 a week With the very same ticket, you can tickets are sold. Then you can pick your Leitao and hitting Panciera “I’m not talking,” said Elder. “Everytime I talk, I get , He singled in two runs in the for a year.* win our regular Double Play game too. own numbers. Your own lucky color. And with a pitch. D’Agata’s Tony C Ready for Action into trouble.” Cougars’ five-run fifth play the Lottery the easiest way ever. single brought home two but But Rose Elder, Lee’s wife and business manager, ^ id , Match our 2-dlgit number for $5. Our frame, helping to put the Handling the designated hitting job and batting fourth her husband would hold a news conference at 3 p.m. EDT 3-digit number for $25. Match both for game away. a doubleplay averted further damage. in the Boston Red Sox lineup in today’s opener at today. $2,500. And maybe even win our $100,000 Fenway Park will be Tony Conigiiaro. The latter is “Lee feels that this is the only fair way,” said M rs,, jackpot. And If your lucky color matches 1. New York 1. Cincinnati Rabe ran into trouble only The Cougars struck again twice, and both times a in the eighth for two tallies. attempting a comeback after being out three and one- Elder. “Lee’s serious about not talking. He’s here to play,' ours, all Double Play prizes double score resulted. In the se Panciera and D’Agata half years. golf and he wants to be left alone. He figures that the b)6st / including the jackpot. cond, he' walked lead-off singled and after a way to handle the situation is to meet with all the news/ batter Rich Morin, then sur strikeout, Jim Blanchard -----“-Manager Confident------media at one time and then hope they’ll let him get on with rendered a long double to Ed reached on a bunt single, his golf.” I Hewitt, scoring Morin. Placido’s base hit up the Jack Nicklaus, four-time Masters champ and winneij ip Hewitt was thrown out middle and an errant throw his last two tournament appearances (Doral Open and trying to stretch it into a tri to the plate scored two for Heritage Classic), is rated a 4-1 favorite to make thi^ 2. St, Louis 2. Los Angeles ple. Rabe -was fortunate for the 9-4 margin. Red Sox Anxious year’s Masters his 15th “major” title. / that because he walked the D’Agata’s three hits paced Other leading contenders include defending champion next batter and yielded a Manchester with Panciera, Gary Player, the little South African who is the only single before stranding both Wellington, Ken Hawley, To Prove Threat foreigner ever to win in the K^sters (he also won here in runners. Placido and Blanchard each 1961); Heritage runnerup ana Greensboro winner Toip Weiskopf, who tied for second in both the 1972 and 1974| With Manchester ahead, 7- having a pair of safeties. MCC, now 1-1 for the BOSTON (UPI) - The 1975 Red Sox are given little Masters; and Johnny Miller, leading money winner this 1, Middlesex reached Rabe chance in the American League East because they don’t for three runs in the sixth in season, is in action today for year and last. , , the third straight day with a seem to be keeping up with the Yankees and Orioles. “I feel my game is rounding back into shape,” said ning. A single, walk and Jim But, Boston Manager Darrell Johnson, on the eve of the 3. Pittsburgh 3. Houston 3:30 clash at Coast Guard. Miller, who tied for sixth at Greensboro after missing the Burakas’ long triple season opener against Milwaukee, reminds there are ways Dave DuBosar will hurl for cut for the first time in 35 tournaments the previous week produced two with Burakas a ball club can improve without trading. scoring on a fielder’s choice. the locals. in the Heritage. ' “A lot of people write us off because the Orioles made all Arnold Palmer, the only other golfer besides Nicklaus to In spite of these two in Manrhrster (9) those trades and the Yankees got Bonds and Hunter while nings Rabe was effective. AB win four Masters titles, came to Augusta buoyed by his 66 Blanchard, LF we didn’t do much. But this isn’t the same team that went in the final round at Greensboro, but was muttering about He struck out seven in going Placido, RF into a batting slump last August. . the distance for his first Hawley, SS his play in Monday’s practice round. WellinRton, IB “We’ve got Tony (comebacking Conigiiaro), Freddie The Masters, the first of .the top four golf tournaments decision. Fahey, C UuBosar, PR Lynn, Jim Rice and pretty soon (July) we’ll have Carlton Manchester got on the each year (the others are the U.S. and British Opens and 4. Philadelphia 4. San Francisco Leitao, CF Fisk. Those are some pretty good hitting dudes.” the PGA), begins Thursday.^ board in the fourth inning Panciera, 2B D'AgaU, DH Johnson also said pitcher Rick Wise, out with a sore arm When Elder refused to talk'Monday, his Masters caddie, erasing a 1-0 deficit. Lou Morrison, 3B most of last year, is healthy again. Henry Brown, moved into the spotlight. Wellington beat out an in Rabe, P “Sure Baltimore and New York must have improved Brown, a 3^year-old scratch golfer who is working his field bouncer and took se Totals 37 9 13 2 themselves, but I got my additions too. I’ll tell you, I feel cond on a wild throw. After Middlesex 12th Masters, had been asking to be Eider’s caddie since % much better about this team than I did starting out last 1971. He was Roberto de Vicenzo’s caddie for 10 years'in Tom Fahey walked, the Gozzl, SS 4 Cosgrove, CF 5 year. More positions are secure.” hosts turned a nifty cluding 1968 when the Argentine golfer threw away the Pagano, 3B 4 Johnson stopped short of a prediction and even refused Masters crown by signing an incorrect scorecard. Last doubleplay. Mike Panciera’s Morin, DH 2 Plus, receive a 600 rebate on the wax from esQOS Houston, 2B 2 to be prodd^ into repeating Dick Williams’ famous year he caddied for Art Wall, the aging former Masters infield hit plated one run and Du Pont. Come in soon to any Acme store and get your Hewitt, IB 3 lin e-”W,e’ll win more than we’ll lose,” uttered before the champ (1959). 5. Montreal D’Agata’s blow brought in Burakas, RF 4 spring spruce-up kit. But hurry, supplies are iimited. 5. Atlanta Inferrera, LF 0 1967 pennant year. “Each year. I’d go in and ask that if Lee Elder made it to the second run. Benham, 2B 3 “I’m making no predictions whatsoever. I’ll just say the Masters that I be assigned as his caddie,” said Brown. The Cougars erupted for Kaminsky, C 3 Staiuiard, LF/IB 4 that we’re ready to play.” “I read the newspapers and watch on television and I five runs in the fifth. John Parmenter, P 0 figured he was the black golfer with the best chance of Parmenter, the losing ToUU 34 4 8 2 making it to the Masters. ' pitcher, started by giving up Sloan Still Weak “I don’t know how Lee Elder will do out there this a long single to Paul week,” said Brown “But I’m going to help him all I can. AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Placido, who advanced to CHICAGO (UPI) - Chicago Bulls guard Jerry Sloan, Man CC 000 2S0 020 9 He won’t be outcaddied.” More than auto parts. Auto people. second on an infield out. Msex CC 010 003 000 4 who had complained of weakness and fatigue, was 6. San Diego 2BH: D'AgaU, Hewitt, 3BH: Barakas, examined by team physicians Monday and found to be in This year’s Masters field includes 54 U.S. professionals, 6. (Chicago Wellington singled home BB: Rabe 8, Parm enter2, Hewitt 4, SO. seven U.S. amateurs and 17 foreign pros. That totals up to Avon, Simsbury East Hartford Glastonbury New Britain West Hartford Windsor Locks Placido and that was all for Rabe 7, Hewitt 4, Hits off: Parmenter 7 goodliealth, though apparently still weak from a viral in Southington Wethersfield for 4 runs in 41/3; Hewitt 8 for 5 runs in one less than played in last year’s Masters. Bloomfield Enfield Manchester Parmenter. 42/3 fection he had 10 days ago. \ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Cwm., Tues., April 8,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., April 8. 1975- PAGE FIFTEEN Hom»$ For Safe 23 Homes For Safe 23 Homes F o r Safe 23 Homec For Safe 23 MANCHESTER - Just reduced. APARTMENT BUILDING - Center Street, 3-family in consisting of 4-one bedroom business zone II. 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Three Association announced Monday that it had acquired full Owner of a 10-7 dual meet record a year ago, the 38 — Services Wanted We need an Individual to set up coil winding machinery. data preparation, data entry, PHONE 633-9149 trance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bedrooms, family rooms, 1 1/2 Must have experience with bobbin winders, Univereal computer operation. Must have restored and in excellent condi baths, 2-car garage, large lot. ownership of the World Series of Golf and would broaden Manchester High track team opens 1975 competition MISC. FOR SALE Jim Egan, Broker tion. Four fireplaces, 1 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall throughout. AGWA' 41 — Articles for Sale winders and paper layer machines. goorf speed in typing, 10-key ad Home Phone 872-7589 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Friday afternoon in a triangular meet in South Windsor. Quiet cul-de-sac in Skinner the format of the event. 42 — Building Supplies ding machine and good number Mary Egan, Setae Rap. baths, income-producing 3- 646-4200. Farmington High will be the third team in the struggle. 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets room studio apartment and 2- Road area. Professionally Henry Poe, PGA president, said that his organization aptitude. Must be quick to learn Home Phone 846-5358 landscaped. $40,900. Owner, had completed arrangements to take over 100 per cent con Coach Dick Williams has a 44 — Livestock ASC SYSTEMS CORP. and retain details. Well- room antique shop. Philbrick weight and field events,” 45 — Boats & Accessories Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. BETTE DRIVE - Huge eight •872-2586. trol of the event, which for the last five years has been run small squad in numbers but 46 — Sporting Goods 15S WEST MAIN ST. ROCKVILLE, CONN. organized with good judgement. room plus Colonial on an acre 47 — Garden Products HEBRON, - U&R 7-room by the Cox Boradcasting Corporation of Atlanta, Ga. he calls it a “potent group”. Williams offered. 875-3351, oxt. 285 Excellent/benefits ana of wooded lot. Built by U&R, SPRING STREET area - 48 — Antiques Raised Ranch, dead-end street, MANCHESTER W illiam s has a good 49 — Wanted to Buy tuni^. Call Marvin Weinberg, quality throughout. 2 1/2 baths, Raised Ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 Among his top performers An Equal Opportunity Employer at Economy Electric Supply, minutes from Manchester, 2 mixture of seniors and RENTALS A SPRING two-car garage, two fireplaces, bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, wool Will Have Choice are senior Jeff Lumpkin, 646-2830, Manchester. An Equal fireplaces (stone and brick), we coulcf ramble on, but see for carpeting throughout, family one of the top sprinters in sophomores, the latter 52 — Rooms (or Rent Opportunity Employer. finished family room, wooded HAPPENING INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Veteran Mike Mosley of 53 — Apartments (or Rent EXPERIENCED salespersons, in your own yard with this yourself. Impossible to room with fireplace, patio, group including Steve Daw Borne N^lue Days 54 — Homes (or Rent A uctions acre. Immediate occupancy. the state indoors, senior part-time evenings and duplicate at the asking price large deck, electric garage Fallbrook, Calif., will have his choice of two cars an son, Glen Flosdorf, Rich 55 — Business lor Rent WANTED - Experienced and Low 40’s. 643-5535 after 5 p.m. gracious 4 bedroom Dutch (middle 60’s) T. J. Crockett, doors. Built in 1971. $M,900. high jumper Mike Lombar 56 — Resort Property tor Rent AUCTION - One defective sofa weekends to sell swimming reliable construction laborer. or weekends. Colonial. Large rooms with nounced as entries today for the May 25th Indianapolis 500- Telgener, Kevin Goff and 57 — Wanted to Rent Realtors, 643-1577. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, do, distance runners Dave consigned to Futorian Mfg. 150 pools. Hourly rate plus com Call 643-9918 or 649-4356. lots of fine detail — lovely mile race. Jeff Orbach. 58 — MIsc. lor Rent missions. Also wanted cashier, 646-4200. Lemieux and Jay Martin, Strong Road, South Windsor, 8 BOLTON LAKE - Small house kitchen with built-ins. Priced BRICK RANCH - Four rooms, 2 Mosley, who has driven in the last seven Indianapolis AUTOMOTIVE hours 10-4. ^ p ly in person with double lot on Lynwood and weightmen Jim Buyak April . a.m. April 14. ASSISTANT in physician’s of to sell, in the 50’s. bedrooms, large, tree shaded races, was nominated as driver for the two-car stable of 61 — Autos lor Sale Namco, 443 Hartford Road, fice, 1-5 p.m., Monday, Drive. Short walk to lake for RANCH - with gorgeous view. and Jim Rossill^o. Both are 11 South Windsor at Agway! 62 — Trucks (or Sale Manchester. lot. Ideal starter or retirement Large living room with beamed owner Jerry O’Connell of San Jose, Calif. Jud Phillips of 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. boating and swimming. Ed seniors. Farmington, A home. $27,500. Philbrick Agen cathedral ceilings and Torrance, Calif., is the chief mechanic. 64 — Motorcydes-BIcycles Must enjoy working with mund Gorman Agency, 646- cy, Realtors, 646-4200. The Indians have a 14- 15 Hall, A 65 ^ Campers-Trallers-Moblle KITCHEN HELP - General 4040. fireplace, formal dining room, Homes patients. Experience helpful meet schedule and will also 22 Windham, A duties, various hours, must but not essential. Occasional fully equipped kitchen with 66 — Automotive Service □ FINANCIAL work every other weekend. SOUTH WINDSOR - 5 1/2 room sliding glass doors to deck. AlhStar Game participate in the Big B In 25 Xavier 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease typing. Reply giving TOLLAND - Combination home Ranch with rec room, located Liberal fringe benefits, good and office, located on acre lot in Huge family room with stone vitational in New Britain Fermi, H background and interests to in nice, quiet neighborhood. A Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 starting salary. On bus Tine. fireplace, two full baths. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Maryland’s Tom Roy and 29 Conard, H Box C, Manchester Herald. a business zone on Route 195. i / J 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 Owner must sell. $36,900. E & F Alabama’s Charles Cleveland each scored 16 points Mon and the Hartford In East Hartford Convalescent Five-room Ranch plus 500 Phllorick Agency, Realtors, May MORTGAGES, loans first, se ' Home, 745 Main Street, East Associates, 646-5358, 633-9149. 646-4200. day night to lead the U.S. All-Stars to a 96-87 victory over vitational. 3 Big B Invitational Always a value at only AVON - Never sold before? square foot office, \^k baths. □ NOTICES cond, third. All kinds. Realty Hartford. Priced to sell at $36,900. T. J. the Philadelphia All-Stars in the annual Liberty Bell “I predict we’ll be CCIL at New Britain Don’t worry. I’ll show you how MANCHESTER - Split 7 rooms, statewide. Credit rating un you can earn money selling Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. RANCH - Better than new. 71/2 champs. Our closest com E. Hartford 1 1/2 baths, 3 bedrooms, DIANE DRIVE Classic at the Palestra. The winners got a big boost from 6 necessary. Reasonable. Con quality cosmetics , fragrances, rooms, 3 bedrooms, family Huge 4-bedroom Cape, 2 full baths, petition will come from E. Catholic, A Lost and Found fidential, quick arrangements. room with bar, large living modern kitchen, dining room, Furman’s Fessor “Moose” Leonard who scored 12 points jewelry and family products. COVENTRY - Seven room Cape family room, fireplace, wall-to- first floor family room with fireplace. and grabbed 19 rebounds to be named MVP for the Conard and East Hartford 9 Enfield, H Alvin Lundy Agenev. 527-7971. PART-TIME Interested? Call 523-9401. and 4 room Ranch on one lot. room with beautiful oval Treed lot, city utilities. 337,900. Hurry! LOST - Black billfold, lost in 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart fireplace, 2-car garage. $51,900. wall carpeting, garage, large winners. Penn’s Bob Bigelow and John Beecroft each had but we have a good shot at it. 12 Penney, A plus Cape has stone siding and full lot, $45,500. Pnilbrick Agency, Manchester or Vernon on Sun ford. Evenings, 233-6879. shed dormer. Ranch income is Philbrick Agency, Realtors, BUNCHARD & ROSSEHO We have balance in the 15 Rockville $2.56 F.E.T. MAINTENANCE IS ANSWERING phones your Realtors, 646-4200. RuHoft-MLS 848-24S2 P 15 points for the losers. Bigelow was named the day. Reward. Call 646-5237. thing? Start now weekends, will $155 monthly. Lake privileges, 646-4200. 1S9 WMt Canlar SlrM t Bristol Central The Size Q78-14 Philadelphia All-Stars’ MVP. Wethersfield, H MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd WORK * train you. Call today, $40’s. La'Penta Agency, LOST passbooks 29-007525-5,29- mortgages — interim financing Realtor, 646-2440 or Lance NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven RRST OFFERING 17 Hartford Invitational Jobseekers, 568-1070. WESTFIELD ST... we have a 008455-0, 29-004780-1, of The — expeditious and confidential Kozikowski, 742-7202. generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 Excellent 7-room Cape, fami Sharman the Best 19 CCIL Field Day, Hall *7.00 to *10.00 four and four Duplex in the high Tops Field Connecticut Bank and Trust service, J.D. Real Estate Baths, family room, 2 ly room, garage, hot water oil 27 State Sectionals, Company, Savings Department, PER HOUR fireplaces, 2-car garage, forties that should qualify for LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Bill Sharman, coach of the Los GOLD SEAL Assoc. 6^-1980. Business Opportunity 14 HEBRON heat, city utilities, quiet 31 State Class Meet Parkade Office. CALL 520-0051 aluminum siding, large lot. financing under the new CHFA Angeles Lakers basketball team, emerged as the “world’s Gail Hampton paced POLY SPORT “78” BELTED. neighborhood, wall-to-wall regulations. Possible 8% June PItaM look for qur ad In tha A GROUND floor op Philbrick Agency, Realtors, best free throw shooter” Monday night in his challenge the Women’s Division in LOST- Passbook numbers- A place for everything in Want carpeting in living room and mortgage. Good income 7 State Open Meet • 2 fiberglass belts for stability and control builnaaa opportunity iMctlon undor with a proven track record SPARKLE 646-4200. match against the current record holder, Ted St. Martin. last weekend’s qualifying 105548,6-4000,5-13972,3-12352,6- Ms.„except secrets.,^ Eaatarn Sarvicaa. family room, close to bus, producer. T. J. Crockett • 2 polyester body plies for a smooth Twenty-one Subway sandwich shopping and school. Has to be Realtors. 643-1577. Sharman hit 90 of 100 shots to St. Martin’s 88 of 100. 'The play in the Town Duckpin 3830. Savings Bank of franchise locations are now Seven room H 4R built Cape COVENTRY - Seven-room Gains Lead comfortable ride Manchester. Application made contest was held at the Los Angeles Sportsman and Vaca Bowling Tournament at open or being installed. Your with f ir s J O ^ family room, Raised Ranch with family room seen to be appreciated. Priced DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.. • Wide, flat 7 rib tread adds protection in for payment. on a nicely landscaped acre, 1 at only $34,900. FARM - 50 acres, mostly tion Travel Show at the Convention Center. St. Martin, who the Holiday Lanes with a □ EMPLOYMENT SUPERINTENDENT - Mature location is waiting. It’s time for large loi^xtra nice. $33,900. cleared and level land, 8 room (UPI) — Richard Petty, five wet weather couple for luxury adult high rise you to act. Call 1-372-6525 for 1/2 baths, above-ground pool, holds a world mark of 1,704 consecutive free throws in row, five-game total of 658 plus Personals 2 many extras. $40,900. E&F house, barn, two large poultry times nationai stock car racing apartment in Wethersfield. details. dubaldo-lesperance agency houses, 2-car garage. Philbrick is performing daily at the show. a 100-pin handicap for a champion, has taken over the Gold Seal Poly Sport “78" Belted 2-^2 White Sidewall Help Wanted 13 Associates. 646-5358, 633-9194. INCOME tax returns prepared Duties include; painting, WARREN E. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 758 score. lead in prize earnings as well as cleaning and maintenance. COMPLETE Soft Ice Cream in the privacy of your home Call NEW HOMES - Ranches, Quarterfinals are Sun increasing his point advantage TOOL MAKERS - All-around Excellent salary plus apart Stand on Wheels. Immediate TWO-Family - 6-6, West Files Suit •Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- machinists and Bridgeport Capes, Colonials, Splits. Many 646-0505 LARGE day afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Winston Cup standings. ment. Call 525-9M0 after 5 p.m. delivery, low down payment. HOWLAND good condition, By WEIL ORDER YOUR 8263. operators. Top wages, fringe 643-1106 variations. Three and four Central, SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) - Jerry West, former with Miss Hampton and Winning his fourth race of the Call or write today. 677-9089,198 R e a lto rs ow ner. Write Box “ U " benefits and overtime. South Road, Farmington, bedrooms. Call for details. Los Angeles Laker basketball star, Monday filed a breach six others shooting to year and his third straight, Sun INCOME TAX preparation - HANDYMAN needed for large Manchester Herald. Experience preferred. Apply at convalescent home. Basic Conn., 06032. Mister Softee Of Merritt Agency, 646-1180. of contract suit against team owner Jack Kent Cooke and dethrone' reigning champ day’s Staley 400, Petty boosted TIRES AT THESE LOW your home or mine. Paragon Tool Company, 121 Southern New England, Inc. LAND - Nice barn, three maintenance skills required. BENTON STREET ... in center CONDOMINIUM - Six rooms, 3 his corporation, charging them with reneging on an agree Jean McAdam. his cup points to a total of 1,212, Reasonable. By Danny Byram, Adams Street. Experience in plumbing and bedroom home, baseboard 649-5096. MANCHESTER of town, a six-room Colonial bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, wall-to- ment that would have paid West more than $1 million after 235 more than second place electrical work helpful. Star EASTERN SERVICES - Part- heat, Hutchins Agency, wall carpeting! Modern kitchen PHONE FROM home to ser $34,700 with two-car garage. Perfect Cecil Gordon, who has 977. PRICES IF NOT IN STOCK ting rate: $2.95 per hour. Please time maintenance work, $7 to Realtors, 646-3166. Well maintained six-room Cape, full with built-ins, finished rec his retirement. TAX RETURNS and accoun vice our customers for super family room. Excellent condi apply in person. Meadows Con .$10 per hour for a responsible dormer, plumbing up tor second Oath, tion. Large enclosed front room, central air-conditioning. Allegations of the suit were not specifically known, nor ting done professionally. earnings. Choose own hours. person seeking permanent, BRAND NEW (not completed) heated knotty pine family room, Reasonable rates. Confidential. valescent Home, 333 Bidwell porch. July occupancy. Good $32,500. Philbrick Agency, was the exact amount of the damages sought by West, Call 647-1810. Street, Manchester. An part-time work days Six-room Colonial with tastefully decorateddec home. Fenced-in FREE MOUNTING! NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED! Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, garden area. value at $35,900. T. J. Crockett Realtors, 646-4200. though it is reported to be in excess of $1 million. opportunity employer. evenings. Company will furnish fireplace. First-floor laundry, Girls’ Track 649-9145. PART-TIME cleaners - training, equipment and walk-out basement. Central. Realtors, 643-1577. Experience preferred. Will Act now and have your choice EAST HARTFORD McGinnis Winner customers. You pay $13.50 per FIANd AGENCY CONTEMPORARY Raised INCOME TAX returns train if necessary, early mor ABLE INDIVIDUALS to train week. Call 528-9951. of carpets, colors, etc. Low prepared in your home. ning hours 6-9. Call 649-5335. for full, part-time management 40’s. Keith Real Estate, 646- 646-5200 Ranch - Large, modern kitchen NEW YORK (UPI) - George McGinnis of the Indiana Extra Bonus Values! Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, ositions, retail or outside, with pantry, formal dining VALUE Pacers shared MVP honors with Julius Erving for the 1974- Opens Today 4126, 649-1922. Clip these coupons and save at least $5.00 on the 649-6506. ESTABLISHED REAL Estate Sobseekers, 568-1070. Situation Wanted IS room with built-ins, living room 75 season but emerged a clear “winner” over the New office needs two full-time sales VERNON - Three-bedroom M ANCHESTER- Only 5% with cathedral ceiling and Four bedroom Split. IW baths, York Nets star Monday when the American Basketball RIDE WANTED-From Burr peopeople. Wolverton Agency, RNs—LPs- We have full time BABYSITTING, my home, Ranch, maintenance-free vinyl down, financing available for fieldstone fireplace from floor aluminum siding, rec room, items below! (With the purchase of 2 tires) Corners to Pearl Street, Hart openings on the 11-7 shift. to ceiling, redwood paneling, Association’s final scoring figures were announced. By Len Auster Realttors, 649-2813. days, evenings or overnight. siding. Tremendous view. aulified buyers. Low 30’s. Con large fenced yard. Only $32,- ford. Approximately 12:30 dai Excellent benefits, pleasant ominium. Three bedrooms, four b^room s, 2 full baths, The statistics showed that the 6-8 Pacer forward won the Will pick up and deliver, any Almost new, 2 baths, 2-car gar- a 900. Won’t last, call now. Although it registered only a 3-8 dual meet record last ly. Call 644-0878. _ DENTAL Assistant with some working conditions. Please app age. 647-9360. age, large wooded lot, baths, dream kitchen with large family room with ABA scoring title with an average of 29.8 points a game year, the Manchester High girls’ track team is anxiously 5 YEAR WARRANTY secretarial background ly in person, Meadows Con carpeted. Immediate occupan all appliances, owner fireplace, den or library, 5 compared to Erving’s 27.9 average. awaiting the 1975 campaign, which gets under way today at RAPID RAMP POWER MAX BATTERIES LEGAL NOTICE Experience preferred, but will valescent Home, 333 Bidwell RETIRED MAN desires day cy. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, transferred, immediate oc sliding glass doors, 2 large train. Send resume to P. 0. Box Street, Manchester. cupancy. F. J. Spilecki, decks, 2-car garage, large lot. home against Coventry High. • Thin polypropylene TOWN OF ANDOVER part-time work, Manchester- Realtors, 643-1108. • All Steel construction 1, Glastonbury, Conn., 06033. East Hartford. Good Realtor, 643-2121. $68,500. Phubrick Agency, Parent Wins Coach Barry Bernstein walls provide more The fourth installment of COCKTAIL waitress for days Realtors, 646-4200. WARREN E. who should be point makers • Non-skid feature appearance, looks belie age, MANCHESTER - Charming NEW YORK (UPI) - Bemie Parent of the Philadelphia returns the bulk of his 1974 room for plates property taxes on October 1, CUSTODIANS - Experienced, or nights. Gaslight, 646-1086, own car, 30 years collection older 6-room home with 2-car WESTMINSTER ROAD - • Assembles quickly and 568-5323. MANCHESTER - Large, six- Flyers became the first National Hockey League squad, which set eight this season. • More cranking power 1973 Grand List are due and part-time evenings, background, much gardening garage on treed lot. Remodeled Custom-built six-room HOWLAND easily; 10y2" wide, 11" Manchester. Call 643-5691 2-6 Garrison, IVi baths, center room Ranch with garage and Raaltora 643-1108 goaltender to win consecutive Vezina trophies since the school records. One ad The Indians have a 12- for you payable 1 April 1975. Interest experience. 568-5835, evenings. kitchen, ceramic Imth, 3 high, 443/4" overall will be charged after 1 May 1975 p.m. MEN WANTED - Age 17 to 28, bedrooms. Asking $35,900. fireplace, garage, expandable porch. Must be seen. $36,900. E ditional performer will be meet schedule, including a SAVE full or part-time. No experience & F Associates, 646-5358, 633- legendary Jacques Plante turned the trick 15 years ago. length (94-5910) Reg. $25.95 I at the rate of of 1 per cent per Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. attic. $43,500. Palmer Realty, senior Wendy Comp, who M ay 6 meeting with necessary. Earn while you 9149. Parent, 30, who shared the award last season with Tony 60 MONTH $7.00 I month from the due date or a REAL ESTATE Career - Earn 8 □ REAL ESTATE Esposito of Chicago, needed an outstanding second half to .holds two school records set crosstown East Catholic. SAVE $5.00 with this couponl with this couponl | $12,000 plus annually. Must learn, if qualified. Good fringe VERNON Lots-Land For Sale 24 Eight dual and two WARRANH minimum of $2.00. Taxes may have license or in process. benefits. Call the Marines, 649- overtake the Los Angeles Kings’ duo of Rogie Vachon and as a sophomore. Comp was be paid by mail or at the Town SPRMG-SUMMER-FALL triangular meets are Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289-7475 6485. Homes For Sale 23 ANDOVER - 93 acres R40, 30 Gary Edwards, the mid-season leaders. Parent led the on the tennis team a year Office Building. “Spring” into this 7 room WANTED scheduled, with nine of the i 742-8243. UNIQUE building lots. 3,200 ft. frontage. lea^ e with 12 shutouts and completed the regular ago. ZEPHYR CREEPER Cynthia Clark RN-LPN. 10% differential. Colonial. “Summer” the Gracious 9-room Colonial Terms. Call Rutenberg & JET MASTER WASH BRUSH MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Highly Moth/eted schedule with a 2.03 goals against average. The Indian maidens opponents faced at Pete I Tax Collector WOMAN to train as night Greenwood Nursing Home, features — applianced (living room, dining room, Every, 236-2916 or 643-1824. • Long handle for easy car, • Includes detergent Hartford pays 10% differential bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, placed fifth in the regionals Wigren Track. School Road counter manager, cashiering possible 4th bedroom, con kitchen, spacious rooms, tip kitchen, den, 4 bedrooms, hob S a le s m a n window, siding washing cartridge (94-5605) and fountain experience on 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. 236-2901. top condition, four bedrooms, BUILDING LOTS - Manchester Wilson Acquired last year, with seven school April Opponent Andover, Conn. 06232 venient location. $35,900. Paul by room) with open porch, • Pistol-grip hose nozzle preferred. Hours 6-12, Monday garage and pool. “Fall” into to r astabliahad raal aatata residential area, approximately records compiled in that 8 Coventry, H • 36" hardwood frame AUTO BODY Man - Must have 5 W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. fireplace, baths and 3-car CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago Bears have acquired 10- • Soft, non-scratching INVITATION TO BID through Friday or Saturday. the best deal in town. $42,900. firm in ManciMSttr one acre, also other acreage meet. Top returning 11 Avon,A • Fully padded headrest Call Hartford Road Dairy years’ experience, 44 hour garage. available. Jackston Agency. year veteran comerback Nemiah Wilson from the .Oakland 15 Hall, H bristles Sealed bids will be received in week, paiu holidays and in COVENTRY - $26,900 - Three Call Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. Contact veterans are senior Tri- • Guaranteed nylon rollers Queen, for appointment, 647- EQUAL HOU8INO OPPORTUNITY Stately grounds (1.42 acres) 646-1316. Raiders for an undisclosed draft pick, a team spokesman 18 Glastonbury, H the Office of The Director of 1076. surance. 872-4997. bedroom full-dormered Cape, DANIEL F. REALE Captains Barbara Crowley, basement, 100’ from private with at least one prime “A said Monday. 22 Windham, H General Services, 41 Center BARROWS A WALLACE Investment Property 25 Darcy Walter and Cathy Reg. $9.95 beach, double lot, more. MMwiNslsr itowHama Hartfort Zone” building lot that could REALE REALTDRS Wilson, 32, has made 27 interceptions and last year had 25 New Britain, A Street, Manchester, Connec Maher. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 848-8306 387-1B1B 7Z8461B be separated. 640-4525 three interceptions in the regular season for 34 yards. He 29 Conard, A SAVE $5.00 with this couponl SAVE $5.00 with this coupon! ticut until April 21,1W5 at 11:00 All (nfkrvfkwt CoiriMwitW... COVENTRY - Three-family Senior miler Val Poulin, MANUFACTURER DF 643-1108. house on Mason Street. With had a 37-yard return in the AFC title game against May a.m. for the following: Large out buildings (31’x78’ school record holder with a 6 E. Catholic GLOBE HOLLOW EAST SIDE - 71/2 rooms, three new furnace. Good income. Ed Pittsburgh. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, close to and 16’x20’) for storage or mund Gorman Agency, 646- 5:46.0 clocking, seniors Deb E. Hartford, H CONfcESSION LADIES APPAREL BRICK AND FRAME conversion to other uses. DUPLEX - Owner’s side has bie and Cindi Shanley, Bids forms, plans and schools and shopping. Nice 4040. 13 Penney, H his optnings Toz-•xp«rl«ncad sawing-machine Ranch — ’Three bedrooms, neighborhood. 15’ pooL Asking large, modem kitchen, formal Stanford Coach Jackie Goss and juniors 16 CCIL Field Day specifications are available at oparatora and quallflsd trainees. Excellent fringe garage, wall-to-wall carpets. dining room, living room, 4 nwitMwpavnwmi AG WAY,® Inc. $34,000. Call owner, 649-7578. •59,000 INVESTMENT Dorrie Wilk and Mary Foran 24 Regional Meet swihtiittre# ITNE M M ■■.Tm IIw i M the General Services Office, 41 Beautiful treed lot. Only $31,- bedrooms, wall-to-wall STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) — Former Notre Dame assis mJMAMt 540 NEW STATE ROAD. benefits. Young brick 3-finUly also are keys for the squad. 27 N’west Catholic I m .Tm i. 1 i1 M . MhfcN Center Street, Manchester, Apply at 500. MANCHESTER vicinity - carpeting, 1 1/2 baths. Other Five Townhouse apartments, nri'ivate BUCKLAND _ U M h M side has 6 large rooms. terraces, ample parking, 112,000 tant Dick DiBiaso must try to build Stanford into a Pacific Tolland, H I imN Connecticut. Duplex - 5-4, aluminum sided, r < ,ODEGARD per Bernstein cites Linda 643-5123 Convenient to schools and shop year income. EXIT 93 OFF Rt. 96 Eight basketball contender despite the fact that the Cards 31 State Class M^t Sd.lMti4dl -Town of Manchester, comer lot, $31,900. ’Two family - Lemieux, Linda Maher, Teri Other Stow: Elliiigto'n • Middlefiild • North Hiwn • Willlmintic Connecticut MANCHESTER MODES, INC. PASEK needs some work but good in REALTY ping. Excellent condition. $46,- FIANO AGENCY have the lowest recruiting budget in the Pacific Eight con June REALTOR8-ML8 900. Philbrick Agency, Arendt and Nancy Downing Robert B. Weiss, PINE STBEH • MMICHESTER vestment, $35,900. B/W realty, ^ 643-4365 . 646-5200 ference. 7 State Open Meet 209-7475 742-6243 Realtors, 646-4200. as promising sophomores General Manager 647-1419. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tuea., April 8,1975 — PAGE SEVENTRim ' PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., April 8, 1975 Arttclaa ter Sale 4Y Apartments For Rant 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos tor Sale 61 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE • BE.NJY BY JIM BERRY BUGS BUNNY CARPETS - Wholesale to you at 1967 CHEVELLE - Excellent WE HAVE customers waitingiig LARGE ROOM efficiency unit, you MISSED IT. o h I-TRAMP I p % ? i^r our warehouse. Trailer loads of for the rental of your apartmentipa bath with tub and stall shower, condition, one owner, V-8, THE BUT TV CLAIMS to LIKE T'LOOK ONE O' ! « FEATURES IS A N ) TWI6SS.' THE MAJOR PAPER >£ l l p r e s s c r im in a l T o c a ^ t s in stock. Prices start at or home. J.D. Real EstateE two large closets. Furnished. automatic. Call 643-9329 after 5. INSIDE/ AUTOU^TIC ICE 0ODBV-TRAf>PED HIS PIAURES. CHARGES' HE GOT H ^ T P ^ T 2 ? $2.w/sq. yd. Carpet Merchants, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. $130 monthly. Call 643-1126. MAKER/ / — ^ INVENTION TO CWCH HEU TWO YEARS FOR A 13l0 Tolland Turnpike, 1972 VOLKSWAGEN bus, THE OIL BARONS' £ 0 SUE HOT POO CHEF WHO . T H A T i Manchester, 646-8568. Open dai LOOKING for anything in real Homes tor Rent 54 excellent condition, best offer WHO’S UNDER THE FOR SKIMPED ON THE ly 10-5:30, Closed Sunday. estate rental — apartments, takes it. Call 742-8972.' AVALANCHE BUT A , MUSTARD-', homes, multiple dwelling, no MANCHESTER - Three RIP PROCTOR m il l io n ! WANTED BARN or large shed fees. Call J.D. Real Estate bedroom (Condominium, 2 1/2 POLARA Dodge 1968, vinyl top, HIMSELF, THE type building to be tom down Associates, Inc. 646-1980. baths, wall-to-wall carpeting power steering, power brakes, K IN S OF and cleaned up for materials excellent condition, CONSUMER WHAT and all appliances included. LAWSUITS.' contained. Call 649-0822. economoical.i$650. 742-9784. WAS DELUXE ONE - bedroom $350 monthly plus utilities. PROCTOR’’ apartment - Complete Available March 1. Mr. I%7IN' DARK RICH loam, five yards appliances, carpeting, air- Fllloramo, 646-6555. 1968 GREEN Javlin - Excellent HERE? ^ - 8 $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, conditioned, swimming pool. running condition, bucket seats, gravel, and stone 64^9504. $175 plus utilities. Robert D. MANCHES’TER - Center loca- leopard covers. $800 or best Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. tion, 6-room Cape, shaded yard, offer. 643-9126. OFFICE EQUIPMENT - A.B. $225 m onthly. R eferences ± L Sus/n<4ss Property 26 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 RpotIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 Dick copier number 625, $350 or required. Hayes Corp. 6464)131. 1973 CHEVROLET Beauville BY HANK LEONARD best offer, like new. Also ninoa A P u n n its Sportvan - 350 V-8, automatic ALCOA siding, gutters and r MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Paymaster check writer, best transmission, power brakes, NO, C A S S IE ...I O lO Nt evew IF YOU WEPE SENT MARIAN... ALL WE HA\/e )V 0 SAV N Removal, pruning, lot clearing, decorating. Interior painting. roofing. CompleteDiet interior and offer. Call 646-8870 between 10- Flve*room townhouse apart Business tor Rent 55 power steering, radio, real BUT I CONVINCED TO PRISON. M KNEYM ADE , , IS THE IMORD OF A X m iCKEY^ spraying. Fully insured. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. exterior remodeling and 5. m ent, 1V4 tiled baths, 2 alr- neater, trailer hitch. 742-8550. THE POLICE DETECTIVE, THE SENATOR REALIZE THAT / I'M DETECTIVE! DO YOU ) WORD IS. CENTER STREET - WIOOS Licensed. Free estimates. Remodeling. & terior painting. decorating. Visit our condltloners, wall-to-wall MICKEY FINN THAT BEING BULLHEAJXO WOULD J NOT THINK THAT'S ^ ENOUGH] ALWAYS showroom. Home Fashion Manchester. 3,000 S9 uare feet, you WOULD NEVER GET HIM NOTHING. r— ^'SURB. ENOUGHS ^ Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. RICH LOAM for sale - $5. per carpeting, full basement, 1967 DODGE Polara - Good run PISS« Fully insured. For estimate call Center, 249 Broad Street, building in A-1 condition, com ning condition. $600. Call 643- GIVE UP VDUR CHILD.. yard delivered. Call 643-9918. heat, hot water, appliances.’ TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 649-9658. Manchester. Across from Dairy mercial zoning, prime location, 6258 after 5 p.m. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Queen, 649-6082. HOUSEHOLD - assorted mm- Adults only, no pets. 2-car garage, presently being stumps removed, fully insured. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. mage items, furniture. See at 25 649-7620 used as half business and half 1%7 AMC Rambler - Automatic •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• residence. Option to buy after 6 Got a tree problem? Well worth Five years experience. Heating-Plumbing 35 Oakwood Road, Tuesday and transmission, two-door. $200 or months. Call 646-8768. best offer. Call 649-4163 after 4 a phone call. 742-8252. Excellent references. Pete, 742- Wednesday. 643-7900. MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. MANCHESTER - New 3 p.m. j SEWERLINES, sink lines, SHARE OFFICE space with ac CUSTOM MADE Draperies, cleaned with electric cutters, KITCHEN table and four bedroom Duplex, half of two- W H/^poytiu} "vOURESELF-j OH, f LIKE Y I ^ very reasonable work INSIDE - Outside painting, chairs, sofa-bed, good condi family 1 1/2 baths, full base countant. Excellent location for DATSUN 240Z - 1971, OM yo U R iNc o m e " Y ^O 'VOUR Getting things moving is our by professionals. McKinney EMPLOyED/i DO lvs/HAT?l6c^F guaranteed, call anytime. 649- fecial rates for people over 65. tion. ^ s t offers accepted. Call ment, includes apjphances, $275 attorney, real estate, in- autom atic, AM-FM, 36,000 TAX REPORT— EMPljOy^ ' SELF business. We take pride In Fully insured. Estimates given. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com ' surance, etc. 649-1680, 649-3549. miles. $3,200. Call 649-2074 after s * O F ^ 4266. ______. pany, 643-5308. after 5, 649-2734. per month. Paul W. Dougan WHAT IS youR EMPLOVEO ANDyoUDC^oyiE our effective handling of real , Call 649-7863. Realtor, 6^1021 or 643-4535. 5. You tell It like it i$._we sell it like STORE FOR rent. Best Main M p o s m o M ? estate purchases, sales and it is. Call 643-2711 today for fast NO JOB tod small, toilet OFFICE equipment, file leases. Call us at 646-4040 Building-Contracting 33 cabinets, desks, credenza, ATTRACTIVE four room Street location. About 1,000 results. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen square feet. Same size base and get your deal moving. faucets replaced, repaired, rec calculators, steel shelving, file apartment, stove, refrigerator, UP TO *1 0 0 ’■.k- - NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - shelves and fixtures, parts references, no pets, $145. 646- ment. For information. BY AL VERMEER ODD JOBS - Trucking, home rooms, bathroom remodeling, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, PRISCILLA’S POP repairs, yards cleailed. Remodeling, repairing, ad heat modernization, etc. Free cabinets. 646-8768. 3167, 228-3540. B O V y o u 646-4200. JUNK CARS , VES, I WAVE MV COUSIN/> 6 0 0 F 0 F F Y ^ M WMPirWORK?] Experienced handyman. Free ditions, rec rooms, porches and estimates gladly given. M & M G O T /H E roofing. No job too small. Call WICKER maple rocking chair, MANCHESTER - New three- CLOSE RELATIONS YCXJ C A N MV NEPHEW, FROh^riATjv^RK estimates. Reasonable. 643- Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. TWO OFFICES, (one ground WANTED hr, WITH MV .P L A IN L Y ^M V SON-IN- LAW.,, “W e r e .' GORMAN 0304. 649-3144. beautiful piece of furniture. bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, WE WILL PAY UP TO (^EMPLOVEES.., SEE. r Must be seen to appreciate, $85. full basement, residential area. floor, one second floor) Heat, Edmund Gorman Agency TOWNE Plumbing Service, air-conditioning, parking and $100 Commercial and Industrial MARIA NARDULLI - Custom- CARPENTRY — Repairs, repairs, alterations, vanity 649-7867. $240 monthly. 233-5245,236-4153. Real Estate Brokers wall-to-wall carpeting included. FOR YOUR JUNK CAR Y / 11 i made draperies, bedspreads, remodeling, additions, roofing. cabinets a specialty. Call to AUWerUI\l|iainMrv«d Serving Central Connecticut Call John H. Lappen, Inc. 649- Depending on Year and fiW t M*fti IUalrfii»J .. top treatments, Austrian Call David Patria, South Wind 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- 55 GALLON DRUMS, open top IMMACULATE six-rtfom xVl X—*.— V/i 604 Middle Turnpike East 5261. ' M o d e l Manchester, Connehtlcu' shades. Large selection of sor, 644-1796. 4056. $6.50; closed end $7.50; lock top apartment - Appliances, $8.50. Home phone 646-5426. carpeted throughout. Adults, no FREE TO W samples, drapery hardware. WAREHOUSE space to rent - CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Free estimates, decorating ser WES ROBBINS carpentry BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - pets. $225. M9-0459, 649-9004 SAME DAY SERVICE remodeling specialist. Ad NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam after 5. 7,000 square feet, grouijd floor - vice. Call 649-1786. All heating and plumbing loading dock - 70 cents/square PLEASE CALL FOR ditions, rec rooms, dormers, repairs plus remodeling. Call cleans, rinses, and vacuums out CURRENT PRICE LISTS PUH-H..HEVi ■ YOU, TOO. MAY HAVE " h a s n o t m y DIVINE PERFECTION' Reel Estate Wanted 28 built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, dirt leaving carpets FOUR ROOMS- heat, hot foot plus gas heat. Inquire BROU6HT ME ENOUSH ANSWER YOUR phone night 643-1496 Watkins Brothers, comer of 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 522-1104 eURU...WOTiS YOUR FEET KISEEP ------“ n 649-3446. rofessionally clean. Rent at water, garage included. Cen ITA4EAN. ME BY MV ADORING and day. Code-a-phone Forest and Chestnut Streets, after 5 p.m. 247-0910 ALL CASH for your property answering machines from FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Rlanchester Wallpaper & Paint tral, no pets, no children, B EIN ' eWAMI F O LL O W E R © ! YOU BETTER within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 643-5171. KALLIKAK? $199.95. Call 643-2759. LEON Cieszynski builder - new - Repairs and remodeling, Company, 185 West Middle adults. 649-7128. ALLIEO C ir5WWA.WC.Tii Aw IIS. Fit W BELIEVE IT, instant service. Hayes Agency, homes custom built, Turnpike, 646-0143. G\iR\}...KEAP 646-0131. sewer lines cleaned electricm- SCRAP METALS BY ART SANSOM THM LETTER! TWO HANDYMEN will clean, remodeled, additions, rec ly. Prompt service on emergen •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AVAILABLE immediately,, ... HE BORN LOSER rooms, garages, kitchens three bedroom duplex, adults, OFFICE SPACE 741 WINDSOR STREET rake, lime, fertilize, mow, cies. 643-7024. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 HARTFORD, WE WILL buy your house. Call maintainance of lawn seasonal. remodeled, bath tile, cement fireplace, parking, $240. Call FOR RENT imbll.aaakeupN -5UWCAV 'COiHBRE CRAZY ABOUT IT, NOW ALLOFA'SUDOeN.OW^ work. Steps, dormers. Residen anytime, Hutchins Agency, Cellars and attics cleaned. DOG-CAT boarding reser 643-m . 250 square feht, center of| TU ESl^, NDl/Ve tial or commercial. Call 649- Flooring 36 CITY W AMMCiVlIU. ‘SoiflM Ara^EP'lDowrm rr Realtors, 646-3166. Reasonable prices. 643-5305. vations. Combined inside/out- Manchester, air conditioning 4291. ONE BEDROOM apartment in 1970 BUICK GS, excellent con HOOWr UKBITl side runs, partitioned privacy, and parking. Call: 643-9551. ^ dition, must be seen to ap so ul SELLING your house? Call us LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, germicidal lighting. Canine Vernon Professional Building, first and we'll make you a cash TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY (specializing in older floors). kitchen furnished, minimum preciate. Asking $1,700.228-9198 ------^ Cellars and attics cleaned, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, after 5. offer. One day service. T. J. lawns mowed, small tree work. Carpentry and general contrac Ceilings and inside painting. Manchester, 646-5971. janitorial tasks, one month’s Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ting. Residential and commer John Verfaille, 646-5'750, 872- security. Call after 6 p.m., 644- Resort Property Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. 1967 DODGE DART - V-8, good cial. l^ eth er it be a small 2 2 2 2 . EIGHT MONTH old Irish 2314. For Rent 56 Q repair job, a custom built home condition. $300 or best offer. IMMEDIATE CASH for your GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick Setter - Female, AKC Call 646-2950. property. Let us explain our service. Save your back. Call us or anything in between, call 646- registered, house broken, good 2Va FURNISHED rooms - Heat, THREE-BEDROOM fully 1379. hot water, stove, refrigerator. equipped and carpeted cottage. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, today, 528-0586. with children. $50. 649-7091. MUSTANG GRANDE - 1972, 647-1413. □ MISC. FOR SALE Apply at Marlow’s, 867 Main Unobstructed view across the THE FLINTST0NES BY HANA-BARBERA BUILDING - Remodeling, Street. bay to Provincetown, 5 minute vinyl roof, bucket seats, ROGER LANDON - Will rake FREE TO GOOD Home - Four automatic, power steering, leaves, clean yards, do any odd roofing, rec rooms, additions, walk to beach. Weekly rental, MAY WE BUY your home? Articles tor Sale 41 month old female poodle cross. extra clean. Chorches Motors, r ...IT'S THE A Quick, fair, all cash and no jobs. Very reliable, reasonable garages. All kinds, carpentry DESIRABLE garden apart June 21-July 26. Call 649-98W. CAN'T m e d ic a l work. For estimates call 649- Call 646-8243 evenings or ment, 2 bedroom Duplex, neat, 643-2791. BY V.T. HAMLIN l o o k a t THAT./ lAEDICAL PROFESSION Y problems. Call Warren E. rates. For free estimate call ALUMINUM sheets used as weekends. ALLEY OOP THAT'S CAUSING IT Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Roger at 647-1529. Also cars 1142. hot water, range, refrigerator Wanted to Rent 57 SPRING FEV^R brinting plates, .007 thick, and parking. (Conveniently 1967 TEMPEST Station wagon, IS r u im in s m e / FOR IT^.... washed, waxed and vacuumed 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. ONE YEAR old St. Bernard for MOU SAID YOU THOUSHT WE VES, BUT FIRST, IDOhTrKNOW,OOR.., ,.NOT IF WE COVER MASON CONTRACTOR - located. Adults, no pets. 648^- WANTED four room apartment one owner, V-8, automatic, . IT U P A N D C A R R Y INSTANT cash for your home. at Jim ’s Amoco, Main Street. Phone 643-2711. sale, $50. All shots. 643-6110 good condition, $450 or best COULD GET THE WEAPON WELL HAFTA / THAT'S I'M AFRAID rr W IU .^ I DON'T Plastering, custom built stone 0973, 643-7796. with all utilities,;ies, prprivate owner. T A K E t h o s e / e a s y STILL ATTRACT / THINK SO. T I N O N A , 1/ Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & after 3. offer. 643-9743. INTO THE CASUE, WITHOUT NEW 24 hour Answering Ser or brick fireplaces, chimney near bus line. Adults. Call 643- DISMANTLING IT.' LEGS OFFOF | ENOU^ ATTENTION/ ,—\ ORVILLE,.. STRETCHER.' Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25. IT/ i TO n?vi portunity. 649-5306. vice opening April 10th. repairs, block and cement MANCHESTER GARDENS - 8658, 643-0451. work. New and repairs. E. cents each. Inquire side door. Two bedroom apartments, in Subscribe now for low rates. Manchester Evening Herald. Livestock 44 Trucks tor Sale 62 Call 647-9221. Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. beautiful country setting, walk ELDERLY lady desires three CASH FOR HOUSES - End to everything. $189 monthly in room, second floor apartment, WE BUY and sell used fur APPALOOSA Gelding - Eight 1970 FORD Econoline E200 those home-selling worries. Let TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service cludes heat, hot water and quiet neighborhood, near bus B & G REFRIGERATION - niture. Cash on the line. One years, 15 hands, gentle, with Supervan - New engine, brakes, us bring in a buyer. Or perhaps Gisbson authorized service, all - remodeling, repairs, ad tack. $450 or best offer. 643-6258 appliances. Superintendent, line. 646-1636, 647-9041. buy ourselves. We do you know. piece or an entire houseful). exhaust system. $1,900.646-7489 domestic makes and models. ditions, custom building, no job after 5. 646-0090. Equal housing. after 5 or days, 646-4567, ask for Showings at your convenience. too small. Free estimates. 643- 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 SMALL APARTMENT needed Have your window air- Main Street Rear, behind Steve. We need large and small conditioner cleaned and oiled 5769. Boats-Accessorles 45 LARGE CLEAN six room for working person. Prefer homes: Call without obligation! Douglas Motor Sales. e im ready for summer. Complete Duplex, security and utilities paid. Reasonable price. 1966 DODGE half ton van, good Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or system checked, cleaned and RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 references, no pets, $200. Call Permission for pet. 742-8305. 649-1922. CLEAN USED refrigerators, 12’ ROW BOAT with oars and running condition. $700 or best oiled $20. each. Bring it to us cushions, two motors. $375. Call 643-2934. offer. Phone evenings or H-8 BIDWELL Home Improvement ranges, automatic washers, and save $8. Parts not included. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s 646-5612. weekends 646-8243. 646-4067. Co. Expert installation of □ AUTOMOTIVE aluminum siding, gutters and Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- 2171 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY □ MISC. SERVICES CUSTOM Rototilling - Have trims. Roofing installation and Antiques 48 PRESIDENTIAL Motorcycles-BIcycles 84 MR. ABERNATHY WIN AT BRIDGE ‘‘Troy Bilt” rototfller. Will repairs. 649-6495 , 875-9109. Autos For Sale 81 SCREENED LOAM - driveway VILLADtAPTS. EVEN AFTER A PIS NIGHT THE travel. Gardens, lawns, flower WANTED Antique furniture, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all MORNING, gravel, processed gravel, sand, MANCHESTER DOS© IS em u a g e n t l e m a n . Services Ottered beds, large or small. Call 643- HORACE Tetrault — Siding, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 1972 MAVERICK, 2-door, 6- makes, models and speeds. MR. roofing, storm windows, aw stone and fill. George H. Grif- other antique items. R. cylinder, standard shift, radio, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, APERNATHK 1895. fing, Andover, 742-7886. vention to get to the spade SHARPENING Service;nce -■ Saws, nings. Quality workmanship, Harrison, 643-8709. One and twcrbedrooms. one owner. Asking $1,500. Call Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- V Two key plays make slam 2098. slam. knives, axes^ shears, skates, HOME GARDENS roto-tilled free estimates. Fully insured. Near schools, churches 875-4447. Hearts were opened and con 872-9187, 649-3417. 1974 ZENITH so lid -sta te FOUR drawer solid cherry The bidding has been: 8 rotary blades.-Quick service. Manchester, Bolton, East Hart Chromo-color. Price and shopping center, on tinued and at trick three Joe ford and Vernon areas. Call 646- chest of drawers, solid cherry NEED CAR? Credit bad? MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main negotiable. Like new condition. bus line. Call anytime made the first key play to let St., Mancnester. Hours daily 8019 mornings or evenings. ROOFING - Specializing drop leaf table. 649-0429 after 5. Bankrupt? Repossessed? lowest rates available. him make the slam. He led the Call 649-4031. Immediate binding. Exclusive By Oswald & James Jacoby West North East South 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur repairing roofs, new roofs, Honest Douglas accepts lowest NORTH 8 jack, not the five of clubs to NETRA Agent. Clarke In day, 7:30-4. 643-7958. . Painting-Papering 32 gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 down, smallest payments. 61083 dummy’s queen. and repaired. 30 years SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury Douglas Motors, 345 Main. surance Agency, 643-1126. above ground pool distributor □ RENTALS ell Next came the 10 of spades Pass 2 4 Pass 3 4 PAINTING - interior and experience. Free estimates. There is no way to know just REWEAVING burns, holes. needs warehouse space. Will 6874 r how good a bridge {liayer the from dummy. East played low Pass 3 * Pass ? exterior, paperhanging, Howley, 643-5361. TOYOTA - See us for reliable MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - 4kAQ962 and Joe was careful to play his Zippers, umbrellas repaired. sell and completely install a for the past 10 years we have late Joseph E. Cain of In You, South, hold: excellent work. References. used Toyotas with our 60-day WEST EAST nine. This made it possible for Window shades, Venetian huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool Rooms tor Rent 52 MANCHESTER- Unusual one been the leading agency in the dianapolis would have been, if 6KQ965 VA2 6K43*Q87 Free estimates. Fully insured. ROOFING - Installation and bedroom Townhouse, private 100% warranty. We also buy *5 6K742 dummy’s eight to hold the next blinds. Keys. TV for rent. repairs, gutters, storm win complete with fencing, area insuring motorcycles. Get he had been able to devote more What do you do now? Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur entrances and patio, full base used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, BY DICK CAVALLI VJ 10 98 VA6543 spade trick so he could finesse A — Bid four spades. Your Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. dows, doors. Experienced sundeck, filter and pump. Now 345 Center Street, Manchester, oiir rates before you “rev” up. WINTHROP than a very small part of his only $795. Full price financing nished rooms, centrally ment includes neat, appliances 6Q932 6J6S for the third time. partner’s last bid was a force. WALLPAPER hanging $2.75 quality workmanship. Fully in 646-4321. Crockett Agency, Inc. 643-1577. time to the game. available. Call Tony collect, located. Kitchen privileges. and carpeting. $220 per month. HEiS GOT TO PEODE WHETHB^ * 10 8 7 3 * 4 Joe pulled the last trump and COMPLETE electrical service per roll. Experienced sured. Free estimates. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646- led his king of clubs. When East TODAY’S QUESTION Reasonable prices. Rick 203-232-6500. Parking. Reasonable rates. 1972 350 YAMAHA chopper, HE*S (SOIN0 1 OBE AN A6 IR3MAiJrr SOUTH (D) Here is a hand he played, and repair. Reasonable rates. tradesman. Call R. Phone 649-2358. 1021, 643-4535. WE PAY $10 for complete junk «AQJ96 when the team of Welch, Buck, showed out Joe was able to lead You do bid four spades and your Starkweather, 644-3194. Burnett, 646-3005. cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto extended front-end, custom OR ANOTHS2 HENNT VOJNGMAN, partner continues to five diamonds. ' Call 646-5253. RICH LOAM for sale. $5.50 per handle bars, gas tank and seat. VKQ Wood and Cain won the open that five spot he had preserved, ATTRACTIVE sleeping room - PLEASANT Two-bedroom Body, 528-1990. 6AK10 finesse dummy’s nine and make What do you do now? Articles tor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 yard delivered. Call 646-3109. $900. 649-0878. team championship in 1935. Answer Tomorrow Gentleman, private entrance, apartment - Second floor, cen *K J5 Larry Welch was a trifle out of his optimisUc slam. 1967 COMET station wagon, 6 r shower bath, free parking. trally located. $150 plus heat. Campers-Trailers North-South vulnerable place on that team — his name Apply: 195 Spruce Street. No pets. 649-3978, 646-4780. cylinder, automatic, good con was too long. Answer to Previous Puzzle dition. Call 643-6993. Mobile Homes 65 OPEN Scrambler r a r FURNISHED ROOM for CHARLES APARTMENTS - West North East South Joe didn’t have much of a two 1972 PONTIAC FIREBIRD NEW STARCRAFT Venture, QC3QBa[5BE3C919 gentleman. All comforts of East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 fold out hardtop camper, sleepseps bid and Edson Wood had to 6 Native ol Hesse Monday-Saturday home. Kitchen, parking. Securi room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, Espirit, top shape, power ACROSS rJIBEdUlU L-IHI2IQ steering, automatic transmis 6, Used twice.B. Many extras.extn $1,- 2 * scrape the bottom of the barrel 7 Oread malady lYirsiD UQCiiau ndEi ty. 649-4936, 649-3436. all appliances, 2 air- Pass 3 41 Pass 4 N.T. 8 Native metal 8 t o 5 sion, sport wheel, console, 700. Call 646-1805 or 649-2411. to find a positive response. Joe 1 Military ditch conditioners, carpeted, heat, 4-B Pass 5 6 Pass 6 41 used the new Blackwood con 7 Kind of canine 9 Harem room IzIQDOIESLdta E:aLJE3i:5 SUPER SALE hot water, storage, patio, sound amm 8-track stereo. 872-3923 10 Copenhagener LJIdUtBD ClBtaU3iaL!U3 NEWLY FURNISHED room - 13 Challenge evenings. FOR SALE - Ideal vacation PO=. Pass Pass Pass [£UQC3 BISQidE3BBSBM On bus line, clean, convenient, proofing, washer-dryer hook enifitU anew 11 Mortgage EdLJQ QSraEiLd UUUl vehicle - 1973 Vega 23’ travel Opening lead — J V good value. Call 646-0505. ups, basement garage, $260 trailer, excellent condition. 14 Decree 12 Terminates TOOLS I TOOLS 5 TOOLS I TOOLS monthly. Charles Ponticelli, 1969 PONTIAC Catalina, power 15 Victim ol Ares 19 Peer Gynt's ncgsaniuJigiai^ steering and power brakes, Hardly used. Fully self- BY FRANK O’NEAL mother FURNISHED ROOM - share 646-0800, 646-1540. (myth.) LdUHflram iairj with air-conditioning, good contained, sleeps 8. Four- 21 Placard kitchen and bath, second floor, burner stove, 20 gallon propane S '/ vJOVE, 0OSION CREAM.' 16 Inclined SAVE AT LEAST SAVE AT LEAST ATTRACTIVE 3 room apart shape. Call evenings, 649-2180. TH E B R m S H OM PeAR,OQSl-l IS OUT 17 u p dog (coll.) 22 Oleic acid salt stream 44 Stinging insect All Brand New 1st Quality convenient. 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PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tuea., April 8,1875 Sober Crowd Hears Pleas for Budget Restraint budget, other than whatever the Grand List (Continued from Page One) we don’t get our money’s worth.” middleincome group the most — 8 per cent Orchestra and Chorale; Arthur Glaeser, hearing) warned the town could be in trou provides. representing the Manchester Education ble if the anticipated state and federal He said the directors should forego a He urged a halt in increased town spen of whom are unemployed — and they hurt Pillard remarked, “U this is a bone-bear MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 161 Manchester—A City of Village Charm thirty-TWO pages —two sections the elderly — on fixed incomes.” Association and a high school teacher; and grants aren’t received. new firehouse in Buckland, saying, “The PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS ding. $300,000 estimated cost would be a waste budget, as we’ve been told, there’s cer Harriet Haslett, speaking for herself Nicholas Moran, a teacher in the Hartford “How much of the anticipated income Ken Morgester, a Manchester orchestra of taxpayers’ money. It isn’t needed.” tainly a lot of meat left on it. We hefp: the and for the Board of Education’s Citizens school system. are you actually sure of?" she asked. leader, was the only person to back all of Daniel Maloney, who opposed Weiss’ same old cry, year after year, that II we Advisory Committee; urged cutbacks in All warned of the harm the cut may do Retired Police Chief Herman Schendel, Weiss^ recommendations. proposals and who said town employes don’t get the added funds we’ll have to cut Weiss’ proposals, to guarantee the tax to improvements in school programming. who is head of the Poisioners Group, “I support the budget as a businessman aren’t doing ihe jobs they’re being paid to out services, with the Board of Education rate is not increased. Mm. Swanson said the PTA (Council called the pnqxwed budget irresponsible who also faces increasing costs,” he said. do, expressed the opidon Weiss isn’t always leading it.” She said her committee is recommen voted 6 to 2 for restoration of the cut. The and said he’s entirely opposed to hny tax ‘‘The budget is within inflationary limits justifiying the salary he’s receiving. He Pillard recommended South and and is fair, equitable and reasonable. Nit ding a November referendum on two votes against restoration were by increase. Buckland Schools be phased out of the North Vietnamese Troops Probe w a ra ^ of the countless people “trying to renovations and additions to Washington representatives of Bentley and Nathan “If we ever needed to lielp the taxpayer, picking it here and there to save a few unload their homes,” because of economic school system. dollars isn’t the answer.” and Bentley Schools and the West Side Rec Hale Schools, she said. this is the year,” he said, noting tiiat 47 “They are so low in enrollment they can per cent of Manchester homes are owned conditions. He drew boos and groans from MPOA and that it fears the referendum would Frank Sheldon, representing the six- be labeled private schools,” he said, by persons 60 or over and unable to absorb MPOA members in addition to Pillard members in the audience when he said to lose if taxes were raised. member (immunity Y board of trustees, and Mrs. Sadlodci who spoke were: John noting the school board can save money by Margaret Shainin and Gerald Okrant, an increase. them, “If you were still in power (instead asked the directors not to cut the $3,0(XI Eicholtzer, Alfred Kargl, Craig Niles, closing them. Perimeter of Saigon Defenses Howard Vanderburgh insisted, “I think of retired) we’d be riding horses on dirt representing the Manchester Public proposed for painting the building (used by Robert Masdn, Frank Utakis and Virginia Mrs. Sadloski, who has taken a job as Health Nursing Association, urged the word ‘inflation’ is a coverup and an SAIGON (UPI) - Two North Viet his headqarters at Bien Hoa ’Tuesday. downtown bus station, military roads today.” the town rent-free ^ c e 1948 as a recrea Celinski. reporter with a new weekly newspaper "mM Most of the approximately 35,000 restoration of the $8,000 Weiss cut from its excuse for raising taxes. The word ‘defla namese divisions probed the outer There were conflicting reports over spokesmen said. William Oleksinski, a Center St. tion center). Mrs. Celinski, who spoke briefly, asked planned for Manchester, said, “One our re^lar troops in the 13 provinces around $M,000 request for 1975-76. TTie town con tion’ should come to your minds instead.” defenses of Saigon today and partially oc whether his death was an accident or South Vietnamese spotter pilots said restaurateur, spoke for the first time at a Frank Lupien, a watchdog over town the board to hold the line. troubles is we never back off from more Saigon are deployed on an arc from west He said, “My biggest concern is I’ll be cupied two prom cial capitals and two dis whether he had committed suicide in they saw Communist forces crossing the budget hearing and urged the directors to tributed $70,000 in the current fiscal year. spending and a regular at all board Mason said, “Every town in Connecticut spending. Inflation is caused by deHcit to north of the capital. retiring next year and may not be able to trict towns in what military sources called despondency over military reverses. Bach Dong (^nal and the Vam Co Dong forego a tax increase. Pointing out increased case loads and a meetings, called Weiss’ recommendations is trying to cut its tax rate and Manchester spending.” ' The inner defenses of Saigon are afford living in Manchester, or even the beginning of the battle for Saigon. In addition to the two North Vietnamese River 35 miles southwest of Saigon today. “The people of Manchester are in great 10 per cent increase in over-all costs “unreasonable and unrealistic, in view of is raising its. Why? If you haven’t got a Citing what she called unwarrtuited manned only by about 5,000 airborne Connecticut.” ’The heaviest fighting was reported at divisions already in action, the (^m- Hours later, the Communists broke into trouble and if you can’t feel it in this room, brought on by inflation, they disclosed the the economic crunch gripping the average heart, then so be it. I went through the raises and improvements given town troops, which are held in the Saigon area Raymond Lanzano had a similar con the town of Xuan Loc, 38 miles almost due munists also held another two divisions — Thu Tbua district capital 30 miles from well, I just don’t know,” he said. “If we’re program may be curtailed, if the entire taxpayer.” depression in the 30’s without help and I employes, she cautioned the directors, mostly as an anticoup defense force for cern. east of the capital, but there also was a 20,000 men at full strength — in reserve, Saigon, in force. Heavy fighting was un hurting, the town is hurting, too. You’re $85,000 requested isn’t received. He insisted the manager and school think rU make it again.” “Remember, you’re paying for these President Nguyen Van Thieu. “I find it more and more difficult each Communist commando attack at Tan An military sources said. der way in the small town at dusk, military trying to show us an oasis of plenty in a Urging restoration of the $118,400 Weiss board “are using inflation as an excuse for Eicholtzer, Kargl, Niles and Utakis Christmas presents —that’s where; your South Vietnamese regular forces are year to live in Manchester,” he said. “At provincial capital, 25 miles south of Elements of the 5th Viet Cong Division sources said. sea of misery.” cut from the" school budget were Joseph more and more spending,” adding, “the reviewed the school budget, showed where money’s going.” \ augmented by militia troops, whose the rate we’re going we may all have to Saigon, where the Communists cut key moved toward Saigon from the Plain of At the same time, other Communists Edward Wilson, speaking against a tax Tripp, an elementary school principal in time has come to say ‘no’ to a tax in they felt it could be cut and Insisted an in Recommending several areas where the fighting quality ranges from good to un move out of town. It seems like a vendetta Highway 4 into the Mekong Delta for eight Reeds, sending a commando team into overran the district capital of Kiem Tan, increase, asked, “Where does it all end? Coventry; Mrs. Hugh Swanson, president crease.” crease (except for built-in commitments) budget can be cut and reminding Weiss of dependable. exists for taking our tax money.” hours. Tan An Province capital where ttiey cut 10 miles north of Xuan Loc. Military I’m sick and tired of tax increases — of the PTA Council; Roy Johnson, on the Mrs. Ralph Lewis, who appears before isn’t ne^ed. the many towns and cities cutting back on Communist diplomats have predicted an Vincent Kelly said, ‘"nie idea is to save The thrusts into the provincial capitals the so-call^ rice road to the Mekong sources said only about 300 government all-out attack on Saigon in the near future federal, state and local. They hurt the board of directors of the Manchester Civic the board once a year (at the public Utakis, who suimned up the findings, employes and services, she remarked, — not to spend. We’re overspending and marked the first major fighting in Delta for eight hours, backing up miles of troops defended the town of 25,000. recoimnended no increase in the school “It’s wonderful Manchester is so wealthy unless President Nguyen Van Thieu is it never even considered cutting back.” provinces around Saigon since the latest traffic. Saigon was calm, with most residents replaced by a chief of state willing to V Communist push began March 10 and Part of another division, the 7th, swept unaware of the direct military threat to negotiate with the Viet Cong. OBITUARIES Town Again Seeks quickly overran two-thirds of South Viet into Xuan Loc Province capital of the the capital less than 40 miles away. President Nguyen Van ’Thieu moved nam. same name, partially occupi^ Xuan Loc The Communist attacks were aganst the back into his bomb-damaged palace for a AREA Communist gunners early today shelled and fought with goveraent defenders in the most lightly defended approaches to top-level meeting of advisers, government Mrs. Thomas Close Theresa L. McGary William Erbe Jr. Concession Bids Bien Hoa air base, 15 miles north of Saigon center of the city of 38,000, military Saigon. officials said todav Mrs. Mary T. Close, 69, of 75' ’Theresa Lynn McGary, six- COVENTRY-William E. and military headquarters for the defense spokesmen said. TTiey said the Com week-old daughter of Harold in The Herald. Pass said he’s POLICE REPORT of the province around Saigon. Spokesmen 9 Elizabeth Dr. died Monday Erbe Jr., 60, of South St. died The Town of Manchester munists moved in from Tay Ninh province night shortly after being ad and Sharlie McGary of 1077 Sunday at an East Hartford again is seeking bids for had several inquiries since then said the 26 shells killed two soldiers and last week, poured 2,000 rounds of shellfire mitted to Manchester Main St., was found dead in her convalescent home. operating the concession stand and decided there is sufficient VERNON released. Chapman was was released on a $50 nonsurety wounded 15 persons. onto the provincial capital and broke into Memorial Hospital. She was the crib by her mother at 1:30 p.m. Bom in Hartford, Mr. Erbe at Globe Hollow Swimming interest to warrant re Daniel B. Chapman, 78, of 270 released on his promise to bond for appearance in the Brig. Gen. Nguyen Van Hieu, deputy the city. Ford Nears Decision wife of Thomas Close. Monday. lived in Coventry most of his Pool. They will be open^ April advertising. Vernon Ave., Rockville was appear in (Common Pleas Court same court on April 29. commander of Military Region III which Fighting continued all day in the streets, Mrs.Close was bom Jan. 8, She was born Feb. 23 at life. 21 in the Municipal Building. The bids are for two alter charged Monday with reckless 19, RockviUe, April 29. Peter W. Ladd, 17, of 125 includes Saigon, was found shot to death in centered around the almost deserted 1906 in New Britain and lived Manchester Memorial' He is survived by a sister, Mrs. At a similar bid opening nates — operation of the stand driving in connection with the Roger Labrie, 44, of 17 Jordt Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon was On Vietnamese Aid there until coming to Hospital. Nellie DeCarli of Coventry, March 27, nobody bid and only and operation of the stand investigation of a car-bicycle St., Manchester and Edwin charged Monday with failure to Manchester 23 years ago. She Police were notified of the with whom he made his home. purchasing agent Maurice Pass with maintenace operations accident on Vernon Ave. Drury, 18, of 315 Pinney St., grant right-of-way at a private WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford possibility Saigon will fall through was a communicant of St. baby’s death by her father, and A graveside service will be expressed surprise publicly. added. Police said Chapman struck Ellington, were both charged drive and failure to carry is nearing a decision on whether to try to political defeat for the government of Bartholomew’s Church. the body was removed to Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Center His comments were publish^ Benjamin Affricano, 13, of 130 Monday with fourth-degree license in connection with the Fourth Winter Storm salvage the rapidly deteriorating situation President Nguyen Van Thieu rather than a She is also survived by two Manchester Memorial Hospital Cemetery. Vernon Ave. as he was riding larceny in connection with the investigation of a two-car acci in South Vietnam by seeking more aid military assault. sons, ’Thomas J. Close of South police said. The Holmes Funeral Home, his bicycle. Police said the car investigation of separate com dent in the parking lot of from Congress. They said Ford was preparing con Windsor and Peter M. Close of Dr. Robert R. Keeney, assis 400 Main St., Manchester, is in and the bike were both plaints from the SuperFinast Rockville High School on Hits Upper Midwest Ford summoned his top diplomatic and tingency plans to evacuate 100,000 to 150,- Newton, Mass.; two daughters, tant medical examiner, said the charge of arrangements. traveling in a southerly direc Store at Tri-City Shopping Loveland Hill Rd. military advisers to a National Security 000 South Vietnamese who might be sut^ baby had dead for several ’There are no calling hours., The driver of the other car Miss Mary S. Close of tion. Plaza. some 200 families remained homelessas Council meeting where he will consider all ject to Communist reprisals if they hours. Cause of death is un was Gary M. Ruchin of 72 B y United Press International Manchester and Mrs. John J. The youth was brought to Labrie was released on his floodwaters covered an estimated 37,000 his options. Privately, his aides say they remained in conquered territory. Among determined pending an autopsy FIRE CALLS Merline Dr., Vernon. Police “Most people are getting pretty sick of (Patricia) Pisch of East Hart Rockville General Hospital promise to appear in court in acres of land. Officials began setting up do not believe South Vietnam can remain them are the provincial chiefs, govern report, he said. said no injuries were reported. . this,” a Bismarck police captain ford; two brothers, Charles where he was treated and Rockville on May 6 and Drury Charges Secret Pacts Made trailer homes to accommodate flood vic in the non-Conununist camp for long. ment officials and the Communist defec “When we get an autopsy Mrs. Esther R. Troy dent at Summit and Delmont Ladd is scheduled to appear remarked ’Tuesday as the fourth winter O’Sullivan of New Britain and MANCHESTER storm this spring swept in on North tims. The President is considering a report by ’ tors who went over to the Saigon side. Robert O’Sullivan of Far report, it will probably be SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Sts. Dana Matte, 6, of 111 E. in court in Rockville on May 6. Army Chief of Staff. Gen. Frederick The President will address a joint ses Esther Risley Troy, 79, of Monday, 3:01 p.m. — brush Dakota, closing most of Interstate 94. ’The Army Corps of Engineers predicted mington; five sisters, Mrs. termed a crib death,” Dr. Middle Tpke. was struck by a An accident involving two Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., right, discovered. He called on Ford to tell Weyand, who believes ^ u th Vietnam can sion of (Congress at 9 p.m. EDT Hiursday Oakland Rd. died Monday at a and woods fire by the Holiday a total of nearly 600,000 acres eventually Agnes Noe, Mrs. Fred Larese Keeney said. car. She was taken to Parties To Clash trailer-tractor trucks in the an aniiounced candidate for the Americans of any such agreements The blizzard, which swept across the not survive without further military in what has been described as “a broad Inn Kennel at 200 Sheldon Rd. would be inuadated. The Holmes Funeral Home, Rockville convalescent home. Manchester Memorial Hospital parking lot of the Vernon Gas northern Plains, blocked major highways, and Mrs. Leonard Baxer, all of (Eighth District) Democratic presidential nomination, that have been kept under wraps. The worst flooding was reported north assistance. Weyand returned from a fact foreign policy review” covering U.S. in 400 Main St., is in charge of She was the widow of Michael where she was treated for leg stations on 1-86 sent one driver closed schools, threatened livestock and New Britain, Mrs. Cecelia Today, 2:41 a.m. — gas charged Tuesday in a Senate speech Here Jackson discusses the speech of Vicksburg, Miss., in the counties of finding trip to Saigon last Friday. volvement of all areas of the world par arrangements, which are in Troy. bruises and released. to RockviUe General Hospital even drove snow removal crews to cover. ticularly Indochina and the Middle East. Spring of Kensington, and Mrs. washdown at 81 Oxford St. On Hoop Court that the United States made secret with Senate Majority Leader Mike Warren, Issaquena, Sharkey and Yazoo. White House aides said there was a complete. Mrs. Troy was bom Feb. 1, (Mancheiiter Ambulance) for treatment of facial cuts and Norman Jette of Waterbury; (Eighth District) agreements with South Vietnam that Mansfield of Montana. (UPI photo) In North Dakota, Interstate 94 and U.S. 1896 in South Windsor .daughter VERNON bruises. and eight grandchildren. Joseph Klimek Manchester Republicans are admission will permit spec Presidept Gerald Ford has only just of the late Edward and Fannie AMBULANCE CALLS Monday, 4:17 p.m. — auto ac 83 were bliKked both east and west of A The funeral is ’Thursday at Joseph Klimek, 24, of 149 predicting a repeat of last tators to view a second game, The driver, Kathy Brown, 25, Moulton Risley, and had lived MANCHESTER Bismarck. Highway creiys were forced off tf;45 a.m. from Holmes Funeral Florence St. died this morning cident at South St. and Vernon year’s victory when they meet this one at about 8:15 and of Mapleton, Maine, was issued here all her life. She and her Monday, noon — auto acci- Interstate 94 east of Bismdrek and the Home, 400 Main St., with a at Hartford Hospital. He was Ave. (Vernon Ambulance) the Democrats Wednesday between TTie Manchester Herald a warning for following too husband formerly operated major northern east-west route was Mass at St. Bartholomew’s the husband of Mrs. Frances night in a Cancer Crusade team and the Journal-Inquirer closely. State Police said she Contradictory Accounts Cloud kennels on Oakland Rd. for closed across most of the state. Cnurch at 9:30. Burial will be in Bletzer Klimek. basketball game. The team. was westbound in the station Swim Club Operations many years. East Cemetery. Mr. Klimek was bom Oct. 14, Democrats, however, are dis Wally Irish is captain of the parking area, applied her It was the second day of the For many years, she worked Friends may call at the 1950 in Hartford, son of Joseph puting the prediction and insist 14-member GOP squad and brakes but was unable to stop in storm—which some called the worst in re as a postal clerk at the Wapping Given Green Light Future of Thousands of Orphans funeral home Wednesday from and Rose Perzanowski Klimek they have a few surprises in Dick L aP ointe of the 15- time to avoid colUding with cent years—in central and eastern Mon Post Office and as a librarian at ABOUT TOWN P 7 to 9 p.m. of Manchester, and had lived store. member Democratic squad another tractor-trailer driven tana. The storm also slugged the Black By MICHAEL HUDSON Sadds Memorial Library. By SOL R. COHEN “Orphans Airlift,” the San Francisco base In Phnom Penh, a U.S. Embassy The family suggests that any most of his life here. He was The “game” will be at 7 p.m. —all members of their town by Frank Gross, 29, of Smyra the directors. Several of them pointed out Hills of South Dakota with up to IS inches United Press International agency formed to assist the evacuation, spokesman said talks were under way with Sheris survived by several Zinski^ a member. memorial contributions may be employed as an accountant for VFW Auxiliary will nominate in East Catholic’s gym. The $1 committees. MiUs, Maine. The semi-public Manchester Rec Swim department heads don’t work a 35-hour of snow and piled 8 inches of snow in the The future of thousands of children in said his group knows of no more flights the Cambodian government to airlift as nieces and nephews. made to the Special Gift Fund the Pue, Semel & Co., Vernon and elect officers at its meeting Club, caught in the middle of a dispute week as other employes, don’t get com Nebraska Panhandle. war-tense Saigon was in doubt today. many as 750 children a day out of that A graveside service will be leaving Saigon. of St. Bartholomew’s Church. Circle./ tonight at 7:30 at the post home. The Rockville Emblem Club over outside activities by Rec Director pensatory time, and are expected to be on In South Dakota, winds gusted to 80 There were conflicting accounts concer Vietnamese officials imposed a 24-hour besieged city. ’Thursday at 2 p.m. in East He was a 1968 graduate of The program will also include will conduct a potluck supper Mel Siebold, was given the go-ahead by the duty as needed. miles per hour and blew a semi trailer- ning whether they will be flovra to the curfew after the abortive bombing of the Prior to the arrival of the 276 infants Windsor Hill Cemetery. LEGAL NOTICE Mrs. Arta Johnston Manchester High ^hool and a the drawing of gift books. Wednesday at 6:30 at the Elks Board of Directors Tuesday night to What the directors approved Tuesday- truck off a highway west of Winner. The arms of adopting parents in the United presidential palace. The curfew was lifted from Vietnam in the San Francisco The Holmes Funeral Home, Notice Mrs. Arta Gilbert Johnston, 1970 graduate of Manchester Home on Park St., Rockville. operate as it has since 1973. night, in effect, was to place the swim club driver was not injured. States. six hours later, but it curtailed the human Presidio Tuesday, authorities evacuated 400 Main St., Manchester, is in INVITATION TO BID 85, of 79 Garden St. died Sunday Community College. In Members of Washington LOL Mrs. J. Beaverstock and Mrs. MANCHESTER The club has been operating with fees in the same category as the Little League, Schools were closed Tuesday across a An official of one agency handling traffic on the daily airlift of orphans and 200 volunteer doctors and nurses from charge of arrangements. Sealed bids will be received in in Clearwater, Fla., where she December, he completed will meet tonight at 7 at Holmes Duncan are in charge of the WATER DEPARTMENT ($7 a month) paid by its participants. It which also handles its own finances anci broad belt of the Plains, and there were “Operating Babylift” voiced concern that civilian refugees. Harmon Hall for more than an hour when There.are no calling hours. the Office of The Director of was spending the winter. requirements for a degree at Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to event. A regular meeting will controls its income and expenditures, uses town facilities. scattered instances of power failures in there would be no further flights from In Washington, officials for the Agency a campus radio station reported a General Services, 41 Center will begin flushing the water mains In the Born in Plainville, Mrs. Central Connecticut State pay respects to the late Alex A. follow the supper at 8. hires and pays coaches and pays all its However, the board agreed to review the sparsely populated area. Saigon. But a federal official declared he for International Development said about telephoned bomb threat against the facili Street, Manchester, Connec Rockledge section on Monday, April 7,1975. Area Johnston lived there for many College and would have operating expenses. ’The town provides the question of funneling all fees from co In a quirk of spring, a section of Mon expected up to 4,(XX) more youngsters to 1,600 orphans have been brought to the ty. No explosives were found. ticut until April 24,1975 at 11:00 Is bounded on west by Parker Street, east by years before coming to received his diploma in May. An adult Bible study will be free use of Manchester High and Bennet sponsored programs into the General tana west of the Great Divide escaped the arrive. United States for adoption under an Ninety-three of the infants brought in a.m. for the following: Greenwood Dr. and Dale Rd., East Center 8t. from Manchester. For the past eight He is also survived by a son, In Memoriam conducted Wednesday at 10 Junior High swimming pools. Fund. To that end, the town auditor and blast. There was no snow on the ground at - The latest DCIO jet arrived at Travis Air emergency provision of the Immigration since Saturday have been hospitalized in Mrs. Myrtle T. Alton In loving memory of Jean Then PUMP STATION- years, she had spent the winter Joseph Scott Klimek, at home; a.m. at Zion Evangelical (Goodwin and south to Porter St. Also Butternut:, The directors had considered a proposal town controller will be invited to the Kalispell, in northwestern Montana, and Force Base in California Tuesday, & Naturalization Act which cuts through the Presidio, an Army facility, and at Mrs. Myrtle T. Alton, 89, of Tuttle who passed away April 8, 11 INDUSTRIAL PARK in Clearwater. She was a a brother, Robert Klimek of Lutheran Church. HIghwood and Porter St., east of Ferguson Road. for placing all swim club fees in the board’s May meeting — to express their the city had a relatively balmy 43-degree carrying 286 more orphans who were most of red tape involved in the adoption Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu. 249 E. Center St. died this mor Loving memories never die. Special attention is called to General Fund and for paying all expen high Monday; while the mercury stood at member and past noble grand Manchester; a sister. Miss Lin As time goes on and days pass by. This Includes all of Green Manor area. Flushing opinions. transferred to the San Francisco Presidio process. "None of them is seriously ill," said Col. ning at a Manchester convales the requirements of the Davis- of Martha Rebekah Lodge of da Klimek of Manchester; and In our hearts precious memories are Campbell Ckiuncil, KofC, will will continue Monday thru Friday until completed. ditures the same way. Also, the board agreed to review the 16 at Cut Bank, east of the divide. for processing to their new families. AID and State Department officials said James L. Stewart of the 76 hospitalized at cent home. She was the widow hwt, Bacon Act Labor Rates and Plainville and at ,one time his maternal grandparents, Mr. have its annual dinner-dance Should you experience rusty water It may get Its review of swim club activities question of town employes “moonlighting There were 64 inches of snow on the In Washington, Daniel Parker, who there was a “rough agreement” between Letterman General Hospital at the of Richard C. Alton. Of a dear daughter and sister we loved Employment Standards. served as a district deputy. and Mrs. Joseph Perzanowski and shall never forget. Saturday from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. stemmed from the disclosure last month or daylighting” on town time for pay, with ground Tuesday at West Yellowstone, heads the Agency for International accredited adoption agencies and the Presidio. “There have been no rare or Mrs. Alton was bora Feb. 15, Into your hot water tank. If It does, after the water She is survived by a brdther, of Westfield, Mass. at the KofC Home. Reser Bidders List, bid forms, plans that Siebold taught at two colleges for pay. the Siebold item heading the review. most of it an. accumulation of earlier Development, said he expects up to 4,000 South Vietnamese that about 1,500-2,000 bizarre or tropical diseases.” He said 1886 in Manchester, daughter of Sadly missed. returns to normal, clear the settled material by Bruce Gilbert of Clearwater. ’The funeral is Friday at 8:15 Mother, Brothers vations close Friday and may and specifications are available during daytime hours and earned about The vote giving the swim club permis storms. Great Falls, the state’s second Vietnamese babies could be brought in. typical problems included skin rashes, ear the late Henry and Jane drawing off the water from the faucet at the bottom more children to arrive. The funeral is Wednesday at 2 a.m. from Holmes Funeral and Sisters be made with by calling 646- at the General Services Office, $3,(XH) annually coaching the swim club sion to operate as it has to date was 7 to 1, largest city, had 19 inches. But Dan Flanigan, speaking for ’The agreement contained a deadline of infections and mild dehydration. Perkins Taylor, and had lived of the tank. Should you have a load of wash stained p.m. at the Bailey Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a 9044. 41 Center "^'treet, Manchester, evenings. Explanations that Siebold made with Vivian Ferguson Voting “no” and In the lower Mississippi Delta ’Tuesday April 10 for getting all children on their But the doctor in charge of caring for here all her life. She attended or muddled by this disturbance, after the water Home, 48 Broad St., Plainville. Mass at St. James Church at 9. In Memoriam Connecticut. up the hours he lost during the day by way to America. Officials said it was the children at the Presidio said an even Burial will be in West Burial will be in East Center Congregational Church Town of Manchester, returns to normal, wash the load with your regular working nights and that he coached in the more serious health problem may be the and was a member of Temple In loving memory of Walter Thompson The Adoptive Mothers Club (See Page Sixteen) possible that the deadline and number of Cemetery, Plainville. Cemetery. who passra away April 8, 1939. Connecticut soap and 4 ounces of cream of tartar. This should evenings on his own time didn’t impress orphans involved could be extended, but children’s emotional condition. Chapter, OES, and an honorary will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Friends may call at the Friends may call at the Robert B. Weiss, clean |he wash satisfactorily. Dr. Alex Stalcup said said many of the member of the Women’s Club Not a day do We forget you. at Susannah Wesley Hall on that it had not yet happened. funeral home tonight from 7 to funeral home TTiursday from 7 In our hearts you are always near. General Manager AID officials said they were prepared to children ripped from their war-torn of Manchester. We who loved you sadly miss you. Hartford Rd. The program will 9. to 9 p.m. avacUate all orphans whose adoption was homeland suffer from “Orphan’s Syn She had operated the Penguin As it dawns another year. be a panel discussion by four approved by the pertinent agencies. drome” and need a great deal of affection Tourist Home on E. Center St. Sadly miss you. adults who were adopted as Nike Site Day Care Center from their new parents. since 1939. Mother, Sister children. Husbands are invited. However, they indicated that the list of ap and Brothers proved a(loptions may now have been tem The infants “need to be fondled and Survivors are a son. Dr. held,” he said. Richard C. Alton of Bolton; a porarily exhausted. daughter, Mrs. Helen Stewart Rejected by Directors of Manchester; and two grand sons, Richard Alton and By SOL R. COHEN Health District. The unanswered Thomas Alton, both of Bolton. what In compliance with a ruling by the questions concern long-range costs, possi Firemen Distribute The funeral is Thursday at 11 federal Department of the Interior, the ble loss of autonomy, and interpretation of a.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, Manchester board of Directors ’Tuesday the statute which permits creation of 142 E. Center St. The Rev. Clif night rejected a request from Manchester health districts. MITES Actually, what the board tabled is action ford 0. Simpson, minister about Community College for permission to Fire Safety Materials emeritus of Center operate a Day Care Center at the old Nike on a motion by Director Vivian Ferguson • Go over home escape routes with the Congregational Church, will of Site. to reject the proposal. Town firefighters have gone to all town ficiate. Burial will be in East The Nike Site, off Keeney St. and now a The board tabled action also on filling schools in recent weeks giving out whole family. Cemetery. 'J.v. recreation center, was purchased from two vacancies on the Commission on materials on fire safety to all children of • Use only mature baby sitters and in pre-6rranging form them of fire safety procedures in 9 Friends may call at the the federal government for $50,000 — with Aging and one on the Human Relations the lower grades. funeral home Wednesday from IX permitted uses spelled out in the purchase Commission, on approving funds for Included is a magazine called “Junior your house. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. agreement. demolishing a town-owned dwelling at 139 Fire Marshal News” with tips on how to The firefighters noted 4,000 children die each year in fires. FOR OVER 50 YEARS --—^ 1 The federal agency informed the town Oakland St. (pending opening of bids April prevent fires. f call a funeral last month that only programs sponsored 29 to determine any favorable offers for The annual spring fire safety campaign This is sometimes prudent. However, if you by the Recreation Department and purchasing the property), and approving was run for the Manchester, Town Fire are thinking about pre-arranging a specific . Funeral directors are just like any other peo programs that are recreation-oriented are an allocation for paying a debt still owed Department by James LaPine. funeral you are urged to contact an permitted uses there. for a 1971 school-renovation project (pen Firefighters Richard Skoglund and ple. With personal lives. With hopes for the BOLAND experienced funeral director. Careful Town Counsel William Broneill said ding a report from the Town Building Richard Suhie helped him. future. With families and friends that they care counseling with him could avoid unwise plan Tuesday night it is his interpretation that Committee). For the Manchester, Eighth District Inside Today about. OIL CO. ning. a day care center would be a permi.tted The board rejected — as a matter of Department, it was run by Asst. Chief use there if it were sponsored and policy and to prevent setting a precedent John Christensen aided by Lt. James This Is how we understand what other people BE SURE ... B L ISS has been serving the Home Community Spirit of '76 — ...... Page 2 operated by the Recreation Department, — a request from Valdemars Skudra to m m 7r Sarles. EST. 1935 Owner for 93 YEARS. For a complete FREE ...... Page 3 care about. And we hope our understanding but not if it were operated by an outside park motor vehicles on Center Springs They also gave out a checklist of home Stamps and coins...... INSPECTION of your home by a Termite Control Senior Citizens...... Page 4 has been evident In the services we have \ sponsor. Park land to the rear of his 38 Hemlock St. safety items and a listing for emergency Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, Pending answers to several questions, home. Author Displays Article phone numbers. Hi Neighbor ...... Page 6 offered for over 50 years. FUEL OIL WATKINS FUNERAL HOME / 142 E. CENTER ST... phone our nearest local office: the board again tabled action on a Town Manager Robert Weiss explained Tips from the firefighters include: On Second Thought ...... ___Page 14 MANCHESTER Julie LaPIante, 9, of Unit C at the school children around the country. 646-5310 proposed Manchester-South Windsor that Skudra, since 1958, has had a dormer • Check for frayed wiring on Dear Abby...... ___Page IS 38.9« on the park land and has parked several Nathan Hale School shows Firefighter Julie wrote it last fall before her appliances. ___Page 27 200 Gallon Minimum Business news...... 649-9240 vehicles there including a trailer and Richard Skoglund and Principal Leo parents, Donald and Linda LaPIante, • Clean up soiled or oily rags. Herald Angie...... ___Page 17 |, AUTOMATIC DELIVERY automobile. Diana the full-page article she wrote bought a house on Hilliard St. They • Store gasoline for lawn mowers in a mwnlwr' NimOlUL FUNEML DKCTORS ASSOCUTiOII East wins opener...... ___Page 18 ^uneht^Uco m e ‘ 24 HOUR SERVICE The Weather Weiss said Skudra was ordered to stop for the magazine, "Junior Fire were living in an apartment in sealed metal can in a cool place. Cadets top MCC...... ___Page 18 H01A4ES BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. the practice by the town’s zoning enforce • Gas up lawn mowers outside only. Marshal News.” Her article is called Presidential Village on 'Thompson Rd. Schoolboy tennis...... ___Page 18 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN ment officer — as a violation of zoning • Remove old newspapers from attics 646-6320 DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Partly sunny today and Thursilay with “If You Live In An Apartment.” The Mrs. LaPIante is employed at the ___Page 19 laws. Weiss said he placed the item on the and cellars. Benefit hoop game ...... HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES highs in the 40s. Partly cloudy tonight with magazine is published by the Hartford Hartford firm. (Herald phoio by Season’s first ace...... ___Page 19 369 Canlar St., Manchattar The Oldest & Largest in Conn. lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. agenda at Skudra’s request. • When spring painting, keep windows NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES Fire Insurance Co. and is given to Barlow) open as the fumes can ignite. Area P ro file...... Pages 7, 8, 9,10, 20 i